Explore the concept of utilization clamping in the Completely Fair Scheduler (CFS) and its impact on fairness, latency, and energy efficiency in this 17-minute conference talk from the Linux Plumbers Conference. Learn how uclamp enables user-space to set performance and efficiency preferences for individual tasks and task groups, with a focus on its current implementation in Android systems. Delve into the discussion aimed at aligning expectations, use-cases, and potential implementations of uclamp in upstream Linux. Gain insights from speakers Dietmar Eggemann and Morten Rasmussen as they address the challenges and opportunities in integrating this feature effectively.
Utilization Clamping in CFS - Fairness, Latency, and Energy Efficiency
Linux Plumbers Conference via YouTube
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uclamp in CFS: Fairness, latency, and energy efficiency - Dietmar Eggemann, Morten Rasmussen
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