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Raptor Lake efficiency cores in Linix with Docker?

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Raptor Lake efficiency cores in Linix with Docker?

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Hey all,

Anyone familiar with the state of Raptor Lake performance + efficiency cores in Linux? I’m specifically curious about how the kernel balances things when running multiple containers (without pinned CPUs)

Thanks!

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Looks like if you’re on kernel 6.0+ you’re handled according to how Intel intended to deal with it. What’s your specific concern?

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