On 09/06/14 05:06, Sreedhar Kodali wrote:
The provided patch only covers equal distribution of completion vectors
among the specified cores. But, it is not generic enough to cover
the scenario you have suggested. If it were to be the case, then
we need to
a) alter the configuration file format to recognize cpu sockets
b) or introduce separate configuration files for each cpu socket
c) alter the distribution logic to recognize socket based grouping
This definitely increases the complexity of the code. Not sure
whether this is necessary to cover most of the general use cases.
If so, then we can target it.
Hello Sreedhar,
Sorry if I wasn't clear enough. What I meant is that I think that it
would be useful to be able to configure a different completion vector
mask per process instead of one global completion vector mask for all
processes that use the rsockets library. Being able to configure one
completion vector mask per process would make it possible to avoid that
one busy process negatively impacts the performance of another process
that uses RDMA.
Bart.
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