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SO is the Service Offering Dedication Flag and DVM is the DeployVM Dedication flag.
For Domain D1: Use Case 1: User U1 from account of Account A1, deploys a virtual machine VM1 with SO=ON,
Host 2 is chosen from the pool of implicitly dedicated resources (In this case, only Host 2 is implicitly dedicated), Implicitly Dedicated "Host 2" is now dedicated to account A1
Use Case 2: User U1 from of Account A1, deploys a virtual machine VM2 with DVM=ON,
Host 1 is chosen form the pool of explicitly dedicated resources (In this case, only Host 1 is explicitly dedicated)
Use Case 3: User U1 from account of Account A1, deploys a virtual machine VM3 without any flag ON,
Host 3 is chosen from the shared pool, (In this case, only Host 3 is a shared Host)
Use Case 4: User U3 from of Account A2, deploys a virtual machine VM1 with SO=ON,
Request Failed, No Host available
Use Case 5: User U4 from of account A2, deploys a virtual machine VM2 with DVM=ON,
Host 1 is chosen form the pool of explicitly dedicated resourcesFor Domain D2
Use Case 6: User U5 from account of Account A3, deploys a virtual machine VM1 with SO=ON,
Request Failed, No Host available
Use Case 7: User U5 from of Account A3, deploys a virtual machine VM2 with DVM=ON,
Request Failed, No Host available.
Use Case 8: User U1 from account A1, deploys User U5 of Account, deploys a virtual machine VM3 without any flag ON,
Host 3 is chosen from the shared pool
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Use Case 9: Once All the VMs in Host 2 is deleted, Host will added to the implicit dedicated pool
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