👉 Committed computing, also known as reserved or dedicated computing, refers to the practice of allocating specific computing resources—such as CPU time, memory, storage, or network bandwidth—to a particular user, application, or workload over a defined period. This approach ensures that the allocated resources remain available and are not shared with other users or processes, thereby providing predictable performance and reliability. In contrast to on-demand or shared computing models where resources are dynamically allocated based on demand, committed computing is particularly useful for mission-critical applications that require consistent performance and minimal latency. By reserving resources in advance, committed computing helps organizations optimize their IT infrastructure, reduce costs associated with over-provisioning, and enhance the overall efficiency of their computing environments.
