Hello,
the util-vserver comes with a tool called vschedcalc to calculate the values
for the token-bucket-algorithm.
These lines are from vschedcalc:
# calculate token bucket
let interval=100*${fillrate}/${avgcpu}
let tokensmin=${hz}*${bursthold}*${fillrate}/${interval}
let
Excuse me for the 1/2 OT but I was searching in the web, and I am surprised
the little documentation about capabilities. I've read that capabilities is
something no so good. But, however, it seems that on vserver works well.
Could somebody explain me why? Is all of this a matter of ignorance on
Excuse me for the 1/2 OT but I was searching in the web, and I am surprised
the little documentation about capabilities. I've read that capabilities is
something no so good. But, however, it seems that on vserver works well.
Could somebody explain me why? Is all of this a matter of ignorance on
Hello,
I have a question to the token-bucket-filter on top of the linux-scheduler
according to the dokumentation (and i must state that I didn't check the
source until now ...).
The (fillrate/intervall) gives the shares of the number of cpus one vserver
can get at maximum. But what happens if
Hello,
I get the following entries in
gs ~ # more /proc/virtual/1001/sched
FillRate: 4,1
Interval: 32,8
TokensMin:15
TokensMax: 125
PrioBias: 0
VaVaVoom: 0
cpu 0: 83 483 3919 552 0 R- 16 15 125 4/32 1/8
What is the meaning
Hi,
I don't know if this is a stupid question: but how do I get the xid of a file
which has been tagged? Is it showattr? But which option does the trick?
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Wilhelm Meier wrote:
Hi,
I don't know if this is a stupid question: but how do I get the xid of a file
which has been tagged? Is it showattr? But which option does the trick?
lsxid will show it.
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Wilhelm Meier wrote:
Hello,
the util-vserver comes with a tool called vschedcalc to calculate the values
for the token-bucket-algorithm.
vschedcalc is from the Gentoo package.
These lines are from vschedcalc:
# calculate token bucket
let interval=100*${fillrate}/${avgcpu}
let
On Sunday 23 July 2006 22:02, Daniel Hokka Zakrisson wrote:
Wilhelm Meier wrote:
Hello,
the util-vserver comes with a tool called vschedcalc to calculate the
values for the token-bucket-algorithm.
vschedcalc is from the Gentoo package.
These lines are from vschedcalc:
# calculate
