Examining NUMA node CPU use and imbalance
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Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) architectures allows computer systems to be built with a large number of processors but still have enough aggregate memory bandwidth for the great number of processors in the machine. These machines have nodes that group processors together with local memory and some IO devices. Accesses to the memory and IO devices local to the node have lower latency than a...
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