For multi-tenancy currently there are mechanisms to share the system CPUs
by time-sharing (e.g: CFS) and by dividing up the system in 'rigid'
containers by using system calls like sched_setaffinity. There is no
existing way in the linux kernel today, for flexible workloads where there
is a need to
For multi-tenancy currently there are mechanisms to share the system CPUs
by time-sharing (e.g: CFS) and by dividing up the system in 'rigid'
containers by using system calls like sched_setaffinity. There is no
existing way in the linux kernel today, for flexible workloads where there
is a need to
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