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CPU Pinning - QOS - Docker with Plex and Folding@home

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My current setup had Folding@home running inside Docket with 3 CPUs pinned.  CPU stays around 40-60% using this setup.  Overall, I am happy with it.

 

Plex runs with no special pinning, as well as a Windows 7 VM with 1 vcpu

 

What I would like to accomplish is something like this....

 

Let Folding@home use all 6 cores until plex requests the CPU for Transcoding.  Or maybe let folding@home use 5 cores until CPU reaches 100%, then restrict FAH to 3 CPUs...  You get the idea.  Is anyone doing anything similar?

I'm not aware of a way to do that with docker,

 

however BOINC, a similar app, has internal settings to limit usage based on cpu load. For instance you can set it to only run when overall cpu utilization is below 50%

With folding at home I *think* that there is a ton of customizations for the cpu usage, but you've got to manually edit the config files.  Information is somewhere on their project thread.

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