playbooks: Add a playbook to configure NICs IRQs affinity #374
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This playbook is used to configure the NICs IRQs affinity to the CPUs. It creates a systemd service that will run a python script to set the IRQs affinity of the NICs to the CPUs. To use it, add the Ansible variable nics_affinity to the inventory file. For example: nics_affinity: - eth0: 0-3,4-7 - eth1: 8-11,12-15 Signed-off-by: Mathieu Dupré <[email protected]>
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This playbook is used to configure the NICs IRQs affinity to the CPUs. It creates a systemd service that will run a python script to set the IRQs affinity of the NICs to the CPUs.
To use it, add the Ansible variable nics_affinity to the inventory file. For example:
nics_affinity: