I still can't get over the fact that the only reason all of our timelines are filled with XZ Utils is because Andres thankfully decided to investigate a perf issue 😬 "After observing a few odd symptoms around liblzma (part of the xz package) on Debian sid installations over the last weeks (logins with ssh taking a lot of CPU, valgrind errors) I figured out the answer" We, as the industry, need to come up with a better strategy here.
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Upgrading my #NetBSD VMs to 10.0: - amd64 - arm64 - armv7 - hppa - i386 - macppc - sparc - sparc64 - vax Building 10.0 binary packages for my amd64 VPS, itself soon to be 10.0. My uptimes are fallen. Worthy sacrifices all.
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When it comes to local IP traffic, skb freeing deferral considered harmful… In case you like my random thoughts, here's something very technical about understanding Linux kernel internals: https://lnkd.in/ezA6kPT4
Performance of Local IP Traffic
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The biggest among the servers we presently use are still half way to 256 cores, but AMD Epyc is improving quickly and it is great to have this limitation addressed in the next version of FreeBSD.
the FreeBSD community is hard at work on lots of great improvements in version 14. one area I've had visibility into is the work by my colleague Ed Maste to bring up FreeBSD support on servers with over 256 cores. Tip of the hat to AMD for providing hardware to test these changes See these two commits: https://lnkd.in/eC3UMGtR https://lnkd.in/eQFXrKTj work continues and there will be more on the way - stay tuned.
amd64: Bump MAXCPU to 1024 (from 256) · freebsd/freebsd-src@9051987
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I've been dealing with slow boot times with my Kali using VM Ware Player for quite awhile now, using dmesg -H, I was able to crawl the logs of what my VM is doing while it's booting Kali. I found a verify specific error, which then lead me over to the Kali Bugzilla Tracker with an open bug regarding it. So, in case anyone is dealing with the same issue, here's why (this might be the wrong portal to report bugs to since this isn't specifically tied to the kali distro. If so, I will likely report this on their forums) If anyone knows if this is the wrong way to report bugs up to Kali please let me know https://lnkd.in/g-8F7FCC
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Optimizing NetBSD/amd64 Kernel Boot Time: A Performance Breakthrough https://lnkd.in/didAcqdt The author has been working on optimizing the NetBSD/amd64 virtual machine kernel boot time. With performance enhancements, the kernel can now boot in less than 15ms on a not-so-modern i5-7600K using QEMU 6.2 with the microvm machine type. The performance branch, available on GitHub, introduces features like Generic PVH boot, a new PV bus for hypervisors without PCI, MMIO-backed devices, performance fixes, pvclock using KVM timecounter, and a TSLOG framework for tracing performance. The author provides a kernel configuration and instructions for testing with QEMU on Linux or NetBSD using NVMM. Additionally, the kernel is compatible with a PVH branch of AWS's Firecracker, and the author offers a basic configuration for testing. Feedback is encouraged, and precompiled binaries are provided for those who want to try it without compiling. [Performance Branch on GitHub](https://lnkd.in/dQk3dPT5) [Precompiled Kernel and Disk Image](https://lnkd.in/dAhtuQex)
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