System resource allocation determines how CPU, memory, disk, and network resources are distributed among applications and services. Proper allocation ensures stable performance and prevents resource contention.
Administrators configure limits and priorities to prevent individual applications from monopolizing resources. Resource allocation may be static or dynamic depending on system capabilities.
Monitoring tools track usage patterns and identify bottlenecks. Adjustments are made based on observed behavior and changing workloads. Over-allocation wastes resources, while under-allocation causes performance degradation.
Effective resource allocation supports scalability, reliability, and predictable system behavior.
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