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If auto-NUMA doesn't handle your workload well and you don't want to manually pin anything, it's always possible to use single-socket servers and set NPS=1. Thi
by wmf 1y ago
If auto-NUMA doesn't handle your workload well and you don't want to manually pin anything, it's always possible to use single-socket servers and set NPS=1. This will make everything uniformly "slow" (which is not that slow).
- ccgreg 1y agoHistorically, the Sparc 6400 was derided for not being NUMA, but instead being Uniformly Slow.