Il giorno 7 set 2021, alle ore 13:29, yukuai (C) <yukuai3@xxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto:
On 2021/08/27 1:00, Paolo Valente wrote:
Il giorno 6 ago 2021, alle ore 04:08, Yu Kuai <yukuai3@xxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto:Unfortunately, there is a misunderstanding here. If more than one
There is a special case when bfq do not need to idle when more than
one groups is active:
group is active, then idling is not needed only if a lot of symmetry
conditions also hold:
- all active groups have the same weight
- all active groups contain the same number of active queues
Hi, Paolo
I didn't think of this contition.
It's seems that if we want to idle when more than one group is active,
there are two additional conditions:
- all dispatched requests have the same size
- all active groups contain the same number of active queues
Also the weights and the I/O priorities of the queues inside the
groups needs to be controlled, unfortunately.
Thus we still need to track how many queues are active in each group.
The conditions seems to be too much, do you think is it worth it to
add support to idle when more than one group is active?
I think I see your point. The problem is that these states are
dynamic. So, if we suspend tracking all the above information while
more than one group is active, then we are with no state in case only
one group remains active.