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| 2016-10-14 23:27:42 -0600 | asked a question | [Nova Scheduler]Is there a way to choose in which processor's core a VM will run? Hi Openstack community, I'm currently developing a custom scheduler for a openstack-managed cluster. The problem is, I'm taking into consideration the cores in the cluster processors (for example in the scheduler's prototype, I can "instantiate" a VM on Node1->processor2->core3 and then another instance in Node1->processor2->core1). So, does openstack's default scheduler (filter scheduler) actually care about the cores?, if so, where in the default scheduler's code can I see how the cores are being selected? Thanks! |