Showing the VM CPU and Memory based on the kubevirt_vm_resource_requests is to complex.

Currently there is no simple way to show in the dashboards the VM CPU and memory, since they report the data based on the `source` and there is a logic that determines the actual VM and Memory assigned to the VM that needs to be added to the metric.

We should report this metric in a way that will be easy to visualize and calculate and that already calculated the actual memory and CPU the VM is allocated.

This is how I need to do this for now:

CPU:

(sum by (cluster, namespace, name) (
(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace", resource="cpu", unit="cores", source=~"default|domain"})
* ignoring (unit)(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace", resource="cpu", unit="sockets", source=~"default|domain"})
* ignoring (unit)(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace", resource="cpu", unit="threads", source=~"default|domain"})
) or
sum by (cluster, namespace, name) (
(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace", resource="cpu", unit="cores", source=~"default|domain"})
* ignoring (unit)(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace", resource="cpu", unit="sockets", source=~"default|domain"})
)
 or
sum by (cluster, namespace, name) (
(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace", resource="cpu", unit="cores", source=~"default|domain"})
))

Memory:


max by (cluster, namespace, name)(kubevirt_vm_resource_requests{cluster=~"$cluster", name=~"$name", namespace=~"$namespace",resource="memory"})

Had to use "Max", but it is not accurate.

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