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To be fair, all of the standard host types that AWS offers, for example, are pairs of hyperthreads, so you are getting a dedicated CPU and are presumably not sc
by BeeOnRope 8y ago
To be fair, all of the standard host types that AWS offers, for example, are pairs of hyperthreads, so you are getting a dedicated CPU and are presumably not scheduled on the same core as a thread from another tenant.
That is, unless Amazon has made some unusual scheduling decisions.
I didn't check the other cloud providers.
- deliver8r 8y agoGiven that CPU steal remains an ongoing problem (ie, another tenant is eating into your instance's allocated processor share), on what do you base your implication that AWS is binding cores to specific VMs?