A cloud administrator is provisioning five VMs, each with a minimum of 8GB of RAM and a varying load throughout the day. The hypervisor has only 32GB of RAM. Which of the following features should the

Memory overcommitment allows the hypervisor to allocate more virtual RAM to virtual machines than the physical RAM available on the host. This is effective when VMs do not simultaneously utilize their maximum allocated memory, enabling the provisioning of 5 x 8GB VMs (40GB total) on a 32GB host.

A thin-provisioned model applies to storage, allowing virtual disks to consume physical storage only as data is written, not to RAM allocation.

Process scheduling is a CPU management technique that determines how and when processes run on a CPU, not how memory is allocated beyond physical limits.

Hyperthreading is a CPU technology that allows a single physical CPU core to act as two logical cores, improving CPU utilization, but it does not address memory allocation beyond physical limits.