I've organised the cores that my dockers use, so that they don't interfere (except for Plex that needs all of my server's power) with my main VMs - VM1, VM2 and pfsense below.  

 

Is it possible to pin plugins as well?  I use several and if I could pin them I'm sure it would help with the experience on my main VMs, as I think only rclone and unRAID DVB Edition (don't think this does anything but load drivers though) are important enough to need access to multiple cores.

 

My current Core layout:

• Core 0: unRAID exclusive
• Core 1: unRAID, emulator Pins, Plex
• Cores 2-4: unRAID, VM1, Plex
• Cores 5-7: unRAID, VM3, All Dockers
• Cores 8-10: unRAID, VM2, Plex
• Cores: 11-13: unRAID, pfsense VM, Plex

Current Plugins:

 

 

Edited September 26, 20187 yr by DZMM

Beyond the scope of a GUI. It can be done but you'd have to hit the command line / possibly modify the plugs themselves

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I'm semi-comfortable with command line, but it's a no-go if I have to modify the plugins.

 

Thanks

https://baiweiblog.wordpress.com/2017/11/02/how-to-set-processor-affinity-in-linux-using-taskset/

8 hours ago, Squid said:

https://baiweiblog.wordpress.com/2017/11/02/how-to-set-processor-affinity-in-linux-using-taskset/

Thanks - will definitely give this a miss as it's way beyond my skill and comfort level