Currently the drmemtrace scheduler allows an input thread to be pinned to a set of cores, but does not allow a workload to have a live core usage limit. This feature is needed to match some scheduling environments and let a workload's threads roam across cores with pinning yet still have a simultaneous-live limit.
Currently the drmemtrace scheduler allows an input thread to be pinned to a set of cores, but does not allow a workload to have a live core usage limit. This feature is needed to match some scheduling environments and let a workload's threads roam across cores with pinning yet still have a simultaneous-live limit.