| setnsvpxparam_cpuyield |
Use this method to set this setting applicable in virtual appliances, is to affect the cpu yield(relinquishing the cpu resources) in any hypervised environment. * There are 3 options for the behavior: 1. YES - Allow the Virtual Appliance to yield its vCPUs periodically, if there is no data traffic. 2. NO - Virtual Appliance will not yield the vCPU. 3. DEFAULT - Restores the default behaviour, according to the license. * Its behavior in different scenarios: 1. As this setting is node specific only, it will not be propagated to other nodes, when executed on Cluster(CLIP) and HA(Primary). 2. In cluster setup, use '-ownerNode' to specify ID of the cluster node. 3. This setting is a system wide implementation and not granular to vCPUs. 4. No effect on the management PE. |
Syntax |
Parameters |
ownernode |
ID of the cluster node for which you are setting the cpuyield and/or KVMVirtioMultiqueue. It can be configured only through the cluster IP address. Default value = 255. Minimum value = 0. Maximum value = 31. |
cpuyield |
This setting applicable in virtual appliances, is to affect the cpu yield(relinquishing the cpu resources) in any hypervised environment.
* There are 3 options for the behavior:
1. YES - Allow the Virtual Appliance to yield its vCPUs periodically, if there is no data traffic.
2. NO - Virtual Appliance will not yield the vCPU.
3. DEFAULT - Restores the default behaviour, according to the license.
* Its behavior in different scenarios:
1. As this setting is node specific only, it will not be propagated to other nodes, when executed on Cluster(CLIP) and HA(Primary).
2. In cluster setup, use '-ownerNode' to specify ID of the cluster node.
3. This setting is a system wide implementation and not granular to vCPUs.
4. No effect on the management PE. Default value = CPUYIELD_DEFAULT. Possible Values : DEFAULT, YES, NO. |
Return Value |
Returns simpleResult |
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