Re: Using tools such as ionice inside guests

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On 05/18/2016 07:12 PM, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> 
> 
> On 18/05/2016 18:26, Emmanuel Lacour wrote:
>> Thanks, it's a bad news for us :(
>>
>> I will try to play with cgroups io throttling to limit by iops or bytes
>> read, but it'll be a hard limit rather than a priority :(
> 
> That probably won't work either, but you can use io throttling on the
> host too.
> 
>> Do you think there could be back some io priority throttling in not so
>> far future kernels?
> 
> I wouldn't oppose a patch to add back the non-mq path, but as far as I
> know nobody is working on it.  It's not hard and I can help if you need
> guidance.
> 
> Adding I/O scheduler support to blk-mq has been promised for at least a
> year now, but I'm not aware of which kernel release might have the work.
>  It's not even been submitted to LKML, so I guess it's quite far away.

What actually happened to the virtio-blk multiqueue support in QEMU?

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