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If so then does this mean we can set less than 1% for CPU limits ?
Our next server will be running CloudLinux 6 and the configuration we are currently looking at has got 32 threads of 3.1 GHz, this makes 99.2 Ghz which means we have got to choose between 1.98 and 2.97 Ghz to remplace our current 2GHz limit per account.
If we could set a decimal after the percentage it would be great ! (or at least half a percent…)
2.1% would be 2.08 GHz which would be perfect for our 2GHz accounts !
Richard, yes we moved to nanoseconds in /proc/lve/list for lve1.x kernels.
Yet, the way to setup CPU limits is still the same.
No way to represent decimal points yet
Do you plan to try and integrate decimal points this year ? Do you have even an aproximate idea of if and when this might be integrated into the current system ?
We plan to let admin setup % as relative to individual core (which should be enough I believe) -- but we will not support decimal points.
I think this is something that might happen before the end of this year. This is mostly for sanity in setting limits, as so far you are the only one who requested better granularity.
Do you have an update on this CPU limit per core instead of per server ?
Our latest server has got 32 * 3.1Ghz threads and the charts in the statistics don show much detail when only 2 or 3% CPU is allowed and 1% equals 0.99 GHz of virtual CPU (threaded).
This is something I plan for Q1 2013. It is a small change, but given that so many customers would need to change their settings -- we want to plan it carefully.
Can we hope to have this used in the stats in the future ?
I dont need the increments used in nano seconds but would like to have no more than 5% increments…
When you allow 25%CPU the stats look fine, even with 10% CPU but if you allow 1% CPU (about 1GHz in my case) the stats would always be 0% or 100% with nothing inbetween…)
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