Hi Oleg,
For example by executing follow command on bhyve pid:
% cpuset -l 2 -p 3476
3476 vcpu 0 RET ioctl 0
...
3476 vcpu 1 RET ioctl 0
Looks like you have a 2 vCPU guest, but the cpuset only contains a
single host CPU. What happens here under load is that you will start
hitting "lock-holder preemption", where a vCPU can be preempted while
holding a lock, and the other vCPU will spin trying to acquire it.
Using the "-P" option with bhyve will help this somewhat, though I'd
recommend using >= 2 CPUs with the cpuset command.
later,
Peter.
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