Re: [RFC] CPU hard limits

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Balbir Singh wrote:
I think so. Given guarantees G1..Gn (0 <= Gi <= 1; sum(Gi) <= 1), and a cpu hog running in each group, how would the algorithm divide resources?


As per the matrix calculation, but as soon as we reach an idle point,
we redistribute the b/w and start a new quantum so to speak, where all
groups are charged up to their hard limits.

For your question, if there is a CPU hog running, it would be as per
the matrix calculation, since the system has no idle point during the
bandwidth period.

So the groups with guarantees get a priority boost. That's not a good side effect.

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