Břeťa Vomočil napsal(a): > Hi, > I want to divide host CPU performance between 2 VM in specified ratio. I use > Cgroups system and cpu.shares files, but I'm not much successful in doing > that. > > My scenario: > - 2 VM - Ubuntu server 8.10 with 4 VCPU, QCOW2 disk and about 300MB memory > running on host CPU with 4 cores > - in Cgroups: > 1st VM - cpuset.cpus = "0-3", cpuset.mems="0", cpu.shares="3072", > tasks=<appropriate_VM_PID> > 2nd VM - cpuset.cpus = "0-3", cpuset.mems="0", cpu.shares="1024", > tasks=<appropriate_VM_PID> > > Actual result: > Performance isn't divided 3:1 (in favor of the first VM) but 1:1. > > I'm looking for an approach which gives me abilities like the Xen has with > its scheduling parameters "cap" and "weight". I would appreciate any help how > to solve this issue - I don't insist on Cgroups, but it seems like an capable > solution, but for me it doesn't work (it is also possible, that my scenario > miss some necessary setting). > > Thanks in advance for any constructive advices > Breta > > > > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe kvm" in > the body of a message to [email protected] > More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html > Some time passed without any solution similar to the complex cgroups (thanks for all replies)... could you please advise me, which mail conference would be better to ask for that? It is very important for me to solve this issue...
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