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|| Total |77 vCPUs |269.3 GB | 2,385 GB |30 GHz |50.4 GB |10,346 GB (9,032 GB with expected 1.2x Data Reduction ratio) |
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The Azure VMware Solution management and control plane have the following resource requirements that need to be accounted for during solution sizing of a **stretched clusters private cloud**. VMware SRM isn't included in the table since it currently isn't supported. The vSAN Witness appliance is not included in the table either, because it is managed by Microsoft in the third Availability Zone.
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|**Area**|**Description**|**Provisioned vCPUs**|**Provisioned vRAM (GB)**|**Provisioned vDisk (GB)**|**Typical CPU Usage (GHz)**|**Typical vRAM Usage (GB)**|**Typical Raw vSAN Datastore Usage (GB)**|
|| Total |49 vCPUs |178.4 GB | 2,277 GB |29.9 GHz |338.1 GB | 20,430 GB (17,459 GB with Data Reduction ratio) |
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> - You can also use Azure [Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/tco/calculator/) to estimate the cost savings you can achieve by migrating your application workloads to Microsoft Azure.
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No, VMs must be located on a Hyper-V host server that's running on a supported Windows server machine. If you need to protect a client computer you could replicate it as a physical machine to [Azure](physical-server-enable-replication.md) or a [secondary datacenter](/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/manage/set-up-hyper-v-replica).
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