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| ====== numactl ====== | ====== numactl ====== | ||
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| the data are often associated strongly with certain tasks or users | the data are often associated strongly with certain tasks or users | ||
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| From the command line, use the following: | From the command line, use the following: | ||
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| numactl --hardware | numactl --hardware | ||
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| This will give an output similar to the following: | This will give an output similar to the following: | ||
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| + | What we can see here is that there are two (NUMA) nodes. (0-1) Each node consists of some CPUs and some Memory. In this example, each node consists of 24 CPUs and 32GB of Memory, each CPU however is a hyper-thread, | ||
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