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pages/environmental-footprint/additional-content/instances-env-footprint.mdx

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## Calculation aspects
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The following elements are considered in the Instance footprint calculation:
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- **Hypervisor resources** - the resources (CPU/GPU, RAM, and disk, for example) used in the physical hypervisor servers that create and run the virtual Instances.
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- **Instance offer resources** - the vCPU/vGPU, RAM, and disk resources used when you use an Instance.
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- **Hypervisor resources** - the resources (CPU, GPU, RAM, and disk, for example) used in the physical hypervisor servers that create and run the virtual Instances.
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- **Instance offer resources** - the vCPU, GPU, RAM, and disk resources used when you use an Instance.
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The calculation using the elements above can be broken down into:
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When calculating an Instance's footprint, we consider the resources based on their relative usage on the hypervisor to ensure an accurate distribution of their proportional consumption.
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- **CPUs or GPUs** - Consider the share of vCPUs or vGPUs reserved compared to the total number of physical cores available.
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- **CPUs** - Consider the share of vCPUs reserved compared to the total number of physical cores available.
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- **GPUs** - Consider the share of GPUs reserved compared to the total number of physical cores available.
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- **RAM** - Consider the share of allocated RAM compared to the total RAM of the hypervisor.
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- **Storage** - Consider the use of allocated storage compared to the total capacity of the hypervisor.
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