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How to count CPU / VCPU cores for my JBoss middleware subscription ?
I have purchased 16-Core Production JBoss subscription, is there any restriction to the use of JBoss software in development / testing environment ?
How many cores of subscription should I purchase ?
Is there any document about how CPU cores are counted in my development / production environment ?

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