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Private Cloud Director supports hot-add of CPU and / or memory resources to a running virtual machine. Using this feature, you can increase CPU cores or memory allocated to a running VM, without having to power-cycle it. This is valuable for production VMs that need more resources to meet workload demands but that can not be powered off.
Read more here about Zero-Size Flavor. Using zero-size flavor when creating your VM is a requirement for hot-add. Before you can hot-add CPU or memory resources to a VM, the VM must have been created using zero-size flavor.
Select a powered-on VM that was created with a zero-size flavor.
On the VM grid view, navigate to ▷ Other Actions ▷ Hotplug.
Enter the new vCPU and/or memory value for the VM. These values must not exceed the maximums set at the time of VM creation.
Click Hotplug VM.
Hot add can only be used to increase the current CPU or memory allocation of a running VM. Reducing currently allocated CPU or memory is not supported.
You can not use the hot-add feature to resize the disk of a running VM today.
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