cgroup: Use and explain cpu.weight.
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@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ the power of 2 CPU cores.
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echo "+cpu" > cgroup.subtree_control
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echo "+cpu" > cgroup.subtree_control
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mkdir testgroup
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mkdir testgroup
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cd testgroup
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cd testgroup
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echo "10" > cpu.weight.nice
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echo "50" > cpu.weight
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echo "200000 100000" > cpu.max
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echo "200000 100000" > cpu.max
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@ -99,9 +99,14 @@ Try adding your current shell to the group with `echo "$$" > cgroup.procs`. All
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processes you start from this shell are now in the same cgroup. But what does
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processes you start from this shell are now in the same cgroup. But what does
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the example do, exactly?
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the example do, exactly?
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- *cpu.weight.nice* works like the link:{url-nice}[nice] command (but it is not
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- *cpu.weight* is the relative amount of CPU cycles the cgroup is getting under
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the same) and has a range from -20 to 19. It is an alternate interface to
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load. The CPU cycles are distributed by adding up the weights of all _active_
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*cpu.weight* which has a range from 1 to 10,000.
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children and giving each the fraction matching the ratio of its weight against
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the sum.footnote:[link:{url-kernel-doc}#weights[Kernel documentation on
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Control Group v2, section “Resource Distribution Models” → “Weights”]] It has
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a range from 1 to 10,000. If one process has a weight of 3,000 and the only
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other active process has a weight of 7,000, the former will get 30% and the
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latter 70% of CPU cycles. The default is 100.
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- *cpu.max* sets the “maximum bandwidth limit”. We told the kernel that the
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- *cpu.max* sets the “maximum bandwidth limit”. We told the kernel that the
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processes should use at most 200,000 µs every 100,000 µs, meaning they can use
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processes should use at most 200,000 µs every 100,000 µs, meaning they can use
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the power of up to 2 cores.
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the power of up to 2 cores.
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@ -115,6 +120,10 @@ You can add a cgroup column to link:{url-htop}[htop] by pressing kbd:[F2] and
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then navigating to “Columns”. Select “CGROUP” in “Available Columns” and press
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then navigating to “Columns”. Select “CGROUP” in “Available Columns” and press
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kbd:[Enter].
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kbd:[Enter].
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[TIP]
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*cpu.weight.nice* is an alternate interface to *cpu.weight* that uses the same
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values used by link:{url-nice}[nice] and has a range from -20 to 19.
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=== Controlling CPU core usage
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=== Controlling CPU core usage
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This control group will use the cpuset controller to restrict the processes to
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This control group will use the cpuset controller to restrict the processes to
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