Assigning a particular number of cores to each project is too rigid.
Sometimes projects cannot supply work, do we leave a CPU idle? Sometimes
work needs extra CPU time right now to finish on time. Do we let the work
return late and be worthless to the project? If we don't, do we break the
resource shares by not repaying the borrowed resource share or do we break
the CPUs / project setup by paying back the CPU time? Do we limit each
machine to no more than N projects where N is the number of CPUs? Some
tasks are multi threaded and run better if all CPUs on the system are
allocated to each task for the duration of the task. Do we not allow these
tasks?
The answers for all of these questions have fallen on the side against
rigidly assigning a number of CPU cores to each project.
jm7
boris mouradian
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Hello
I do not know if this is the right mailbox for this request, but would
anyone know why the option to choose the number of CPU cores to each
project
was not successful in developing boinc manager ?
thank you
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