Friday, August 20, 2010
controlling cpu usage part 1: Introduction
CPU usage can be controlled in a number of different ways. The possible choices as of Solaris 05/08 are:
- We can set a CPU usage limit in the shell
- We can manipulate the dispatch parameter kernel tables
- We can use different schedulers, such as the FSS (Fair Share Scheduler)
- We can bind a process to a CPU
- We can use processor sets
- We can create pools, which combine scheduler changes and processor sets
- We can set a capped-cpu resource control for solaris container or zones
In the coming weeks I will discuss these options in a little detail in hope you can improve performance or tune aspects of your environment better.
Labels:
Performance,
Tuning
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