Kimberly Chang wrote:
> Hello Octave,
> 
> I have customer running guest LDoms with only 2 x VCPU. They started 
> with staying in core boundary then scaled it down to 2 threads and is 
> happy with the performance. It's a web tier type of application.
> 

Typically what I've been seeing from customers (mostly T1 systems to 
date) is that the domain sizing constraint is memory rather than 
cpu/strand performance.

For example, a 32GB machine with 32 strands offers at most 1GB of memory 
for each domain - given how memory hungry Solaris is, that's typically 
not enough for serious applications.

Until the cpu/memory ratio changes the limiting factor will be to carve 
into slices with more memory (2/4GB domains).

You can move around as load dictates - though that is likely a second 
order optimization.

cheers,

ash.



> Best regards,
> Kimberly Chang
> Systems Engineer
> 
> Octave Orgeron wrote:
> 
>>Hi Everyone,
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>>What has been everyone's experience with CPU affinity in LDoms? I'm curious 
>>to see how people feel about having multiple guest domains on a single core? 
>>Obviously, it makes sense to have larger guest domains own their own cores. 
>>But what about the smaller guest domains that don't need a lot of VCPU 
>>resources?
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