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It seems to be dynamic. CPU pinning means the pinned process always runs on the specified cores. If you instead group processes into trust domains, workloads
by chousuke 6y ago
It seems to be dynamic.
CPU pinning means the pinned process always runs on the specified cores. If you instead group processes into trust domains, workloads can still be scheduled on arbitrary cores, but the scheduler can use the grouping information to arrange things such that it can skip the side-channel mitigations.