Following the vsched explained page I am trying to setup a case to
adjust the priorities of my vservers.
EX: 4 vservers at contexts
49186
49187
49188
49189
I want the distribution of CPU time to be 40,20,20,20
So I use vsched and do
vsched --xid 49186 --filrate 2 --interval 5
vsched --xid 49187 --filrate 1 --interval 5
vsched --xid 49188 --filrate 1 --interval 5
vsched --xid 49189 --filrate 1 --interval 5
Then I start a CPU intensive process (simple C program that measures how
long it took a computer to do a large loop of arithmetic, usually takes
about 100s on the P3 800 I am doing tests) in all 4 vservers.
Unfortunately it still schedules them fair-share according to vtop and
according to the program itself (All programs report 400 s for
completion). I also tried playing with tokens, tokens-min, tokens-max,
but no matter what I did it still scheduled them fair share. Am I doing
something wrong?
2.6.17.11-vs2.1.1-rc31
util-vs 0.30.210
Matt
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Received on Thu Sep 21 18:09:35 2006