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docs: add launch year and over-commitment
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Should help with the following issues #66, #145, #228 and #249
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samuelrince committed Nov 29, 2023
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| id | **Required** | Instance identifier | c5.2xlarge |
| manufacturer | **Required** | Cloud provider | AWS |
| CASE.type | | Type of enclosure (usually "rack") | rack |
| year | | ??? | 2016 |
| year | | Launch year | 2016 |
| vcpu | **Required** | Number of vCPU | 8 |
| platform_vcpu | **Required** | Number of vCPU of the platform[^1] | 96 |
| CPU.units | | Number of physical CPU | 2 |
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| USAGE.hours_life_time | | Number of hours of life time | 35040 _(=4 years)_ |
| USAGE.use_time_ratio | | Proportion of the time the instance is being used | 0.5 |
| USAGE.other_consumption_ratio | | Power consumption ratio of other components relative to RAM and CPU | 0.33;0.2;0.6 |
| USAGE.overcommited | | ??? | 0 |
| USAGE.overcommited | | Platform is subject to over-commitment practices | False |
| Warnings | | List of warnings separated by semi-colons (;) | RAM.capacity not verified |

[^1]: Number of vCPU of the platform usually corresponds to the total number of vCPU of the bare metal instance. For a bare metal instance with 2x 24 cores CPU the platform_vcpu is: 2 (CPU units) x 24 (core units) x 2 ("threads" per core) = 96 vCPU.
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