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scx_lavd: update README since it supports multi-CCX/NUMA
Signed-off-by: Changwoo Min <changwoo@igalia.com>
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## Production Ready?
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This scheduler could be used in a production environment where the current code
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is optimized. The current code does not particularly consider multiple NUMA/CCX
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domains, so its scheduling decisions in such hardware would be suboptimal. This
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scheduler currently will mainly perform well on single CCX / single-socket
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hosts.
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Yes, scx_lavd should be performant across various CPU architectures, but it
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mainly targets single CCX / single-socket systems. It creates a separate
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scheduling domain per-LLC, per-core type (e.g., P or E core on Intel, big or
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LITTLE on ARM), and per-NUMA domain, so the default balanced profile should be
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performant.
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