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<div>Maximum number of virtual machines that this libvirt cloud should use at one time. A value of 0 indicates no maximum value.<br> | ||
Note: If the hypervisor reaches its capacity, Jenkins will keep reissuing the slave commissioning until the capacity is below the threshold. Associated build jobs are thus delayed but not failed by a lack of slaves.</div> |