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This is CRAP and a pain in the ass for performances, don't use it!
This is CRAP and a pain in the ass for performances, don't use it!
### NOTE On Linux Kernel
and HyperThreading
### NOTE On Linux Kernel
, HyperThreading and ksoftirq
Apparently when you do anything more complex that just a couple of static routes
Apparently when you do anything more complex that just a couple of static routes
and some NAT, hyperthreading enable on the CPU cores cause a noticeable loss in
and some NAT, hyperthreading enable on the CPU cores cause a noticeable loss in
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Installing a PREEMPT RT kernel solved the issue in an excellent manner.
Installing a PREEMPT RT kernel solved the issue in an excellent manner.
ksoftirq continue to consume a LOT of resources, so, limiting it by lowering the
priority of the thread can help too: in the rc.local there is a line to do it.
Many other optimization can be done on the network stack, but using the proper
Many other optimization can be done on the network stack, but using the proper
kernel is a good start!
kernel is a good start!
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