Running two instances of Redis on a 2 core Cent OS box - is each assigned its own core ?

[Michael Dillon]

Does anyone know, will CentOS assign each redis instance to its own cpu, in the example where you are running two instances on the same server, which has two cpus.

Or should I do some additional configuration at the OS level to enable this?

Or is CentOS scheduler smart enough to transparently take care of this....

Thanks in advance

[Itamar Haber]

Hi Michael,

I'd just leave it to the OS's scheduler, although 2 cores are at least one less than what you'd ideally want to have as the OS itself also requires some compute power.

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[CharSyam]

Hi Michael.

You can use tasklet command in Linux :)

You can assign each cpu for each redis instance.

[Michael Dillon]

thanks Itamar, good point.

[Michael Dillon]

thanks Char