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When it comes to hyperconverged solutions, not all are alike. If you’re considering an upgrade from traditional IT, it’s worth taking a careful look at the potential savings.

Hyperconverged systems provide a reliable hardware abstraction (the virtual disk over SCSI or SATA) using replication across systems. This reliable hardware layer sits below the application software.

For virtual machine hosting as you describe, I agree with RicDavis, in that the correct answer is as much physical memory as you wish to assign to each guest, plus some extra for the hypervisor.