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For details on hardware and software requirements, refer to:


Changing vCPUs and Increasing RAM for 
Spacevars
0product3
(KVM, Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware ESXi Hypervisors)

Spacevars
0product3
 on KVM 

Note

The VM instance must be powered down before updating memory and vCPU.

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To verify the updated values, see Verify Update on SWe Lite.

Spacevars
0product3
 on Microsoft Hyper-V

Note

The VM instance must be powered down before updating memory and vCPU.

  1. Launch Hyper-V Manager from the Windows Start menu.
  2. Power down the VM in which you will be adding vCPUs and RAM.
  3. Right-click on the desired VM instance and select Settings.
  4. Click on Memory. Each 

    Spacevars
    0product3
    instance with 1 vCPU requires 1 GiB (1024 MiB) RAM; this amount is increased according to the number of vCPUs. Refer to SBC SWe Edge Hardware and Software Requirements.

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    1Add memory

  5. Enter the desired memory and click OK.
  6. Click on Processor. The 

    Spacevars
    0product3
    supports 1, 2, 4 or 10 vCPUs.

  7. Enter the desired virtual processors and click OK.

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    1Add vCPUs

  8. Start the VM instance. The 
    Spacevars
    0product3
    is configured with the updated values.
  9. To verify the updated values, see Verify Update on SWe Lite.


Spacevars
0product3
on VMware ESXi

Add a vCPU and increase RAM on the VM instance as follows:

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To verify the updated values, see Verify Update on SWe Lite.

Changing VM size for 
Spacevars
0series3
 (Azure)

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For Virtual Machine Requirements, refer to Virtual Machine Requirements - Microsoft Azure.

Change the VM size according to the instructions below. After upgrading from 

Spacevars
0series3
 8.0.x to 8.1.0, update the VM size according to the software upgrade matrix, located here: Change VM Size Matrix.

Change VM Size via Azure Portal

  1. Connect to the Azure portal. Refer to portal.azure.com.
  2. From the menu, click Virtual Machines.
  3. From the list, click the checkbox next to the desired VM.
  4. From the menu, click Stop. This shuts the VM down.
  5. Click on the desired VM.

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  6. From the menu, click Size.

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    1Click Size


  7. In the Search box, enter the desired size. Recommended VM sizes are listed here: Virtual Machine Requirements - Microsoft Azure.

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    1Select Recommended Size



  8. Click on one of the sizes presented.

  9. At the bottom of the page, click Resize.

Increase VM Size via Azure PowerShell

Perform these steps via PowerShell:

  1. Access PowerShell. Refer to PowerShell documentation.
  2. Run the following commands (per Azure RM PowerShell module):

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    ### Azure RM ###
    Stop-AzureRmVM -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroup -Name $vmName -Force
    $vm = Get-AzureRmVM -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroup -VMName $vmName
    $vm.HardwareProfile.VmSize = "<newVMSize>"
    Update-AzureRmVM -VM $vm -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroup
    Start-AzureRmVM -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroup -Name $vmName
    

Changing VM size for 
Spacevars
0series3
 (AWS)

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For Virtual Machine Requirements, refer to Virtual Machine Requirements - AWS.

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  1. Log onto AWS Cloud Formation,
  2. Select the 

    Spacevars
    0series3
     stack you want to update. 

    Note

    The applicable VM must be shut down before updating the size.

  3. From the Stack Details Pane, click Update.
  4. Follow the detailed instructions for updating the EC2 Instance (VM size) field here: Update EC2 Instance Type.

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Verify Update on
Spacevars
0product3

  1. Connect to the applicable SWe.
  2. In the WebUI, access System > Overview.
  3. Verify the number of Virtual CPUs and Total System Memory.

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