This article explains how to use Linux's built‑in cgroups and taskset tools to monitor, limit, and bind process workloads, providing detailed commands, subsystem explanations, collaborative usage strategies, real‑world case studies, and troubleshooting tips for improving system performance and stability.
This article explains the fundamentals of Linux CPU affinity, compares soft and hard binding, shows how to use taskset, sched_setaffinity, numactl and cgroup cpuset, and provides real‑world case studies for servers, game frameworks, Nginx and Hadoop clusters.
This article explains hyper‑threading fundamentals, distinguishes physical, logical, and CPU cores, shows how to query CPU topology on Linux, introduces the concept of CPU affinity, demonstrates using the taskset command and related syscalls, and provides C API examples for setting process and thread affinity.
This guide explains the concepts of Hyper‑Threading, physical vs logical CPUs, how to query CPU information on Linux, and provides detailed instructions for using the taskset command and related programming APIs to set and retrieve CPU affinity for processes and threads.
This guide explains processor affinity, shows how to isolate host CPUs using the isolcpus kernel parameter, and provides step‑by‑step commands to launch a KVM guest and bind its vCPU threads to dedicated CPUs with taskset, including verification techniques and useful tips.
This article shows how to detect a CPU0 load imbalance on a multi‑core web server, confirms PHP‑FPM as the cause with mpstat and pidstat, and provides a Bash script that uses taskset to evenly distribute PHP‑FPM processes across all CPUs, plus a cron tip to keep the setting persistent.
This guide explains how to use Gearman for Map/Reduce tasks, assign workers to specific CPU cores with taskset, and configure Nginx worker processes with CPU affinity to fully exploit multi‑core servers and improve overall system efficiency.
