On 06/11/09 08:38, Ketan wrote:
I read somewhere which says """FSS can be assigned to processor sets, resulting in more sensitive control of priorities on a server than raw processor sets""
can any one tell me how we can assign FSS to processor set and how it works ?
Thanx .
If you create manual resource pools, you can also assign shares to the
zones assigned to the pool so they can 'share' the CPUs in the pool.
So if you create a resource pool P with N CPUs, and you assign zones a,
b, and c to pool P, with shares of 100, 200, and 300, respectively, when
all N CPUs are utilized by the zones, the scheduler with give zone a
100/600*N, zone b 200/600*N, and zone c 300/600*N of the resources
(barring other constraints such as blocking on I/O).
This does not work if you use the dedicated-cpu directive, as it create
a resource pool for the zone, and there is one-to-one relationship
between the pool and the zone.
Within a zone you can also use FSS for projects.
Steffen
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