core: Allow adjusting CPU reservation pools #2907
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Introduces a way to reserve another fixed amount from the available cores, and allows to access the `CpuSet` used for tokio blocking threads. This is motivated by wanting to create a separate tokio runtime that can share the blocking pool. The patch also allows to adjust the fractional values for the various pools, and exports methods for inspecting the actual assignments.
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Introduces a way to reserve another fixed amount from the available
cores, and allows to access the
CpuSetused for tokio blockingthreads.
This is motivated by wanting to create a separate tokio runtime that can
share the blocking pool.
The patch also allows to adjust the fractional values for the various
pools, and exports methods for inspecting the actual assignments.
Expected complexity level and risk
1
Testing
Used in private 🙊