Hi
For me this more or less clear.
I have here a number of collegues from NT and Unix , and they don't
understand why the 0.5% CPU time is a matter:
/"Would somebody knowledgeable please explain to me why some host people
get their panties in a knot (I love colorful expressions!) over a few
dozen MBs and a CPU usage of 0.5%? Are there real reasons for this, or
are they simply stuck in a 1960s mindset? How much can 408 CPU-seconds
per day cost?"
/
Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Well, actually you can purchase a fraction of a CPU. The z9 BC, z890, and z800
all have many settings for their CPU speed. But, on the larger processors you
can't do that. You can't add one CPU at half the speed of the others - they
all have to be the same speed.
Eric
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Last but not least: when you add some workload and it increases CPU
consupmtion by 0.5% it could mena your WLC fees will increase (it is NOT
linear, so it may or may not be 0.5%), but maybe this is last 0.5% which
causes need to purchase next CP. You cannot buy fraction of CP.
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