Explore the intricacies of CPU pressure and its impact on scheduler performance in this insightful 19-minute conference talk from the Linux Plumbers Conference. Delve into methods for enhancing task placement decisions and load balancing by improving the reflection of pressure on CPU compute capacity within the scheduler. Building upon a previous presentation at OSPM, gain valuable insights into upcoming developments, with patchsets scheduled for release prior to the conference.
Overview
Syllabus
system pressure on CPUs capacity and feedback to scheduler - Vincent Guittot
Taught by
Linux Plumbers Conference
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