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When you say 'NUMA disabled' do you mean NUMA aware scheduling and memory allocation is disabled? Because it is going to be NUMA no matter what you do.
by angry_octet 10y ago
When you say 'NUMA disabled' do you mean NUMA aware scheduling and memory allocation is disabled? Because it is going to be NUMA no matter what you do.
- rconti 10y agoYes. Supposedly Oracle recommends such a configuration, but I haven't dug into it much beyond that.
- angry_octet 10y agohttps://kevinclosson.net/category/oracle-numa/ https://kevinclosson.net/category/oracle-numa/