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How to set CPU and IO priority for a systemd service? In partucular, how to set the highest values? (Assume that the service is idling most of the time and will absolutely NOT clog the rest of the ...
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OS is Debian 12. Got a brand new disk to use as a backup for a disk currently in use. For the initial rsync, my system starts to lag and freeze for maybe half a second at a time. This is especially ...
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The ionice tool is supposed to offer relief on high I/O load by executing commands only when the system is in a specified state. The man page states: Linux supports I/O scheduling priorities and ...
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I want to set the process to the lowest possible scheduling on Linux. I came up with the following: nice -n 39 ionice -c 3 chrt -i 0 command Are there also other settings that one can set for a ...
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A coworker recently observed a command: user@host:~$ ionice -c 3 mysqldump -uredacted -p redacted redacted > redacted.dmp Since the host in question uses the deadline scheduler anyway, ionice is ...
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There's nice and renice to lower priority of a process, cpulimit to lets say 30% maximum, taskset to limit to 1 core, ionice. Each of these tools has a different syntax. Specifically cpulimit seems ...
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When I dump a large MySQL database (its dump weighs around 10GB) - it appears on the disk almost immediately, but then, later, when the kernel decides to flush it to the disk, the server almost ...
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I want to ionice a process on its startup. In our hosting environment, we use old Paralells Confixx servers. (Yes I know, Confixx is outdated, but that is not the question). We use courier for mails ...
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Please, let me know if there is a tool, which allows to give different reading (writing) priority to different users on Linux. I am looking for something similar to 'ionice' but able to set I/O ...
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For a quick benchmarking test, how can nice and ionice be combined to maximum effect, ie for a command to use as little resource as possible (without idling altogether)? (I think it's something like `...
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I need to run some long and heavy commands, but at the same time, I'd like to keep my desktop system responsive. Examples: btrfs deduplication, btrfs balance, etc. I don't mind if such commands take ...
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In systemd service files, one can set the following scheduling related options (from the systemd.exec man page, correct me if I'm wrong): Nice Sets the default nice level (scheduling ...
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I understand how ionice can help you when you have multiple processes requesting access to the same disk resources, but how does it work when you have multiple disks? For example, you have one rsync ...
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After running ionice -c2 -n7 <PID> on an I/O-intensive process (VirtualBox VM) and checking the result with ionice -p <PID> it shows best-effort: prio 7 which is expected. But when ...
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I have a program that spawns multiple threads, all of which do fairly intensive IO, running on the background. I want to set the scheduling class to idle so that it doesn't clog up the system; however,...
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