Consider merging CX and N use-cases

[RamLavi]

Is this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST?:
Currently Network (N series) and Compute Exclusive (CX series) differ by only one aspect: vNUMA:

vNUMA - Physical NUMA topology is reflected in the guest in order to optimize guest sided cache utilization.

However the network use case also requires vNUMA for it's proper work. For example, DPDK workloads require the CPUs scheduled for the VM to be of the same NUMA node. This is currently done by using the Node Tuning Operator in order to enforce "single-numa-topology".
Please consider joining these two use cases, as it can reduce your maintenance work in this project.

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[fabiand]

I'd say that vNUME generally makes sense in CX as well.

But even if the two series become functionally equal, I wonder if we should merge them.

For higher level tooling - such as UI and automatoin - it can be helpful to know the purpose or intention of the workload.

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[lyarwood]

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