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Message-Id: <1204215191.4319.7.camel@homer.simson.net>
Date:	Thu, 28 Feb 2008 17:13:11 +0100
From:	Mike Galbraith <efault@....de>
To:	Ingo Molnar <mingo@...e.hu>
Cc:	Dhaval Giani <dhaval@...ux.vnet.ibm.com>,
	Peter Zijlstra <a.p.zijlstra@...llo.nl>,
	Srivatsa Vaddagiri <vatsa@...ibm.com>,
	linux-kernel <linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org>
Subject: Re: [PATCH] sched: revert load_balance_monitor()


On Thu, 2008-02-28 at 14:26 +0100, Ingo Molnar wrote: 

> Mike, could you check whether today's sched-devel.git (which includes 
> the full revert) works well for you? (with group scheduler enabled)

No, it's fairly lurchy with three root chew-max and one user chew-max
running.  Moving the mouse around while they're running, I can see/feel
the load, and max latency for the user chew-max quickly shoots to
>500ms.

Running the same with mainline + full revert, the load is not palpable
and max latency  for user task was 83ms.

Group CPU distribution otoh is better than mainline git + full revert.

root 
out   16 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:    2, avg_flu:    7], ran for   20 ms
out   16 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:    0, avg_flu:    7], ran for    9 ms
out    5 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:   10, avg_flu:    7], ran for   13 ms
out   33 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:   28, avg_flu:    7], ran for   12 ms
out   12 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:   20, avg_flu:    7], ran for   13 ms
out   16 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:    3, avg_flu:    7], ran for    4 ms
out   21 ms [max:  295, avg:   14, flu:    4, avg_flu:    7], ran for    8 ms

root
out    7 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:    3, avg_flu:    8], ran for    5 ms
out   27 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:   20, avg_flu:    8], ran for   13 ms
out   17 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:   10, avg_flu:    8], ran for    9 ms
out    8 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:    8, avg_flu:    8], ran for    7 ms
out    6 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:    2, avg_flu:    8], ran for    9 ms
out   10 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:    3, avg_flu:    8], ran for   10 ms
out    8 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:    1, avg_flu:    8], ran for   12 ms
out   13 ms [max:  248, avg:   14, flu:    5, avg_flu:    8], ran for    9 ms

root
out   11 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    2, avg_flu:    6], ran for    7 ms
out   10 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    1, avg_flu:    6], ran for    5 ms
out   12 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    1, avg_flu:    6], ran for    9 ms
out   10 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    1, avg_flu:    6], ran for    8 ms
out   13 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    2, avg_flu:    6], ran for   13 ms
out   11 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    2, avg_flu:    6], ran for   13 ms
out    9 ms [max:  366, avg:   14, flu:    2, avg_flu:    6], ran for    9 ms

user
out    3 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:    1, avg_flu:   13], ran for   27 ms
out    2 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:    0, avg_flu:   13], ran for   12 ms
out    2 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:    0, avg_flu:   13], ran for    2 ms
out   25 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:   22, avg_flu:   13], ran for   74 ms
out    3 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:   21, avg_flu:   13], ran for   29 ms
out    6 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:    3, avg_flu:   13], ran for   17 ms
out    5 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:    0, avg_flu:   13], ran for   28 ms
out    2 ms [max:  509, avg:   20, flu:    3, avg_flu:   13], ran for   34 ms

	-Mike





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