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Re: [Xen-users] VCPU amount
Hi Fajar
And BTW, are these domU HVM settings also applicable to a PV domU?
Cheers,
Nuno
Fajar A. Nugraha wrote:
On all domU config I use something like this
(relevant cpu settings for windows HVM)
vcpus=1
cpus="1-7"
cpu_cap=100
cpu_weight=128
it means I only use 1 vcpu, and it can be in cpu 1-7 (thus leaving
cpu0 for dom0 exclusive usage). This ensures dom0 can handle disk and
network requests for domUs at all times.
If you want to give some domU priority over another, adjust cpu_weight
as necessary.
Note that on Windows HVM you probably need GPLPV to have a usable
performance. However when using GPLPV, I/O throughput with vcpus >1
is lower when compared to vcpus=1 (although it's still MUCH higher
compared to emulated QEMU drivers). So you see, adding vcpu does not
always mean higher performance.
You need to experiment and see which settings suit you best. Probably
vcpus=1 for db server and vcpus=6 for terminal server (that is
assuming your windows version can handle 6 cpus).
Regards,
Fajar
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