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We will implement support for rightsizing CPU Pinned workloads in 2 parts:
introduce a setting that a user will specify locking limits and requests to resize together - a must to maintain the requirements for pinning workloads to a CPU (Epic TURBO-621)
introduce a setting where the user can express a toleration for CPU usage. Here the goal will be to allow pinned workload to have a targeted utilization of 50% or 25% which will influence the resizing to recognize scenarios where 1 out 2 or 1 out of 4 cores are in use. (Epic TURBO-1745)
Today the user can choose to set whole core increments for rightsizing but needs these other 2 features to ensure best actions for workload that is pinned to a CPU.