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I hope I understand your question right.
No, it i snot possible to summarize RAM of all ESX hosts to one big RAM pool, for example. Each virtual machine is running on one ESX host. It only can use the ressources (CPU, network and disk I/O bandwith, memory) provided by that single host.
But the ESX hosts can be connected together as a cluster. That means they can work together to optimize the load ans ressource sharing across all ESX hosts for the virtual guests and for availability. For example, DRS (Dynamic Ressource Sharing) monitors the load on the ESX hosts and when it figures out that one host gets overloaded it can move a virtual guest to another ESX hosts while it is online (no interrupt). Thereby it equals and optimizes the ressource usage/load across your ESX server farm.
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