Hello Adam, Thank you for getting in touch. > On 29 May 2020, at 21:18, Adam Jaremko wrote: > > I've been doing RPS/RFS in my own shell scripts for some time and also implemented primitive support into the web UI but I'm very much a perl novice since my last real usage was in the 90's. What did you change in your scripts? > First and foremost, would it be relevant to add such support in an official capacity? Generally I would say yes. Does it come with any downsides? I am not aware that anyone ran into resource issues here, because PPP connections are usually rather slow (up to 100 MBit/s). But we would probably gain some throughput by better utilisation of the load-balancing on the IPS, etc. > Second, is there any guidelines to accessing the filesytem with the scripts? I ask because my non thorough browsing of the code only revealed the use of readhash, whereas I would need to poke and prod at procfs to work with complex CPU affinity per queue. What are you doing here? Are you assigning a processor to a queue using that script? > I can submit a review patch of my primitive implementation (non NUMA) wherein it's the same CPU affinity used across each queue using nproc and some check boxes just to get feedback and a start in the right direction. > > Thanks, > AJ -Michael