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If you assign maximum niceness to worker threads, and minimum niceness to all threads that deal with your shell (i.e. bash or ssh etc) does it improve the predi
by gnulinux 6y ago
If you assign maximum niceness to worker threads, and minimum niceness to all threads that deal with your shell (i.e. bash or ssh etc) does it improve the predictability of latency? A couple years ago I tried to do something like this really quick, but wasn't able to get good latency. I'm wondering if it's possible if you do it right.
- ploxiln 6y agoThese days, niceness is considered not adequate for this kind of thing ... you should get better results if you put all the worker threads in one cgroup, and your ssh/shell in another cgroup, with the cpu group scheduler enabled, and this should keep fairness for your interactive shell.