Hi AJ,
If I may - a follow-up question after looking a little bit into the
EventEngine interface.
I need to satisfy a very minimal requirement - being able to control the
number of internal threads and the cpu affinity of those threads. I
wouldn't want to change any other default behavior of g
Thanks AJ.
Will have a look at the EventEngine then.
Sorry about replying privately, not sure how it happened, it wasn't my
intention.
On Tuesday, February 6, 2024 at 8:01:35 PM UTC+2 AJ Heller wrote:
Dan,
Replying here on the mailing list thread.
> Thanks AJ!
>
> Using taskset is not an opt
Dan,
Replying here on the mailing list thread.
> Thanks AJ!
>
> Using taskset is not an option for me, as my gRPC server is part of the
executable that also does the more sensitive work IO load work. So what I
need is an internal process differentiation between the threads' affinity.
You would
Hi Dan,
If you're interested in CPU affinity for the entire server process on
Linux, you can use `taskset` https://linux.die.net/man/1/taskset.
Otherwise, you'll likely want to patch `thd.cc` and use pthread's affinity
APIs, but I don't recommend it.
For more advanced use cases with the C/C++
