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Linux 4.18 Scheduler Updates Benefit Schedutil, NUMA, vCPUs

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Michael Larabel
Jun 5, 2018

The scheduler updates submitted today for the Linux 4.18 kernel merge window include a few notable changes.

This pull does contain the previously-covered scheduler optimization for virtual CPUs. That change is about not scheduling threads on pre-empted vCPUs and in some synthetic scheduler benchmarks yielded a change by as much as 8~25%.

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Michael Larabel

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