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[Xen-devel] Re: [RFC][Patch] Improvemet the responce of xend.
 
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 A few comments: 
  
a.   The patch basically spawn a new process to 
handle the additional "xm" inputs asynchronously.   
Correct?   And since currently this is not possible, it also means 
that the possibilities of deadlocks or race conditions through concurrent access 
to xend via different xm users is not thoroughly verified.   
Correct?   May be.   So this is something to look out 
for. 
  
b.   The performance of dump core is slow, mainly 
because external hard disk are slow.   Therefore, there could be four 
different options/variations:   minidump vs full-dump.   For 
each there could be a compressed vs no-compression option - compressed is to get 
a smaller physical core.    
  
c.   Furthermore, there could be an additional 
throttling parameters to specify how much to slow the coredump operation, for 
example, by forcing a CPU re-scheduling operation (higher overheads in task 
switching - tradeoff for responsiveness) after every fix number of 
blocks.   This will also have the effect of improving performance for 
additional domU's operation. 
  
Thank you very much. 
  
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