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lora(7) 						 Miscellaneous Information Manual						   lora(7)

NAME

       lora - Locality-Optimized Resource Alignment (LORA) framework

DESCRIPTION

       an acronym for Locality-Optimized Resource Alignment, is a framework for exploiting the locality domains in HP Non-Uniform Memory Architec-
       ture (NUMA) servers to improve performance or to reduce cost.  On NUMA servers, a locality domain can consist of a  related  collection	of
       processors,  memory,  and peripheral resources.	All processors in a given locality domain will have equal or close to equal latency to any
       memory.

       LORA consists of a set of configuration rules, commands and tools to simplify the configuration process, and a new HP-UX kernel mode.   The
       two  HP-UX  modes  are  called LORA mode and SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessor) mode.  SMP mode is characterized by balanced utilization of all
       system processing resources, although the scheduler does account for system topology in processor scheduling decisions.

       In LORA mode, HP-UX attempts to align the processing resources executing an application within the minimal set of locality  domains.   This
       alignment results in improved application performance, or, alternatively, comparable performance with fewer processing resources.

       The  use  of LORA is recommended for and is generally beneficial to all workloads that exhibit locality of memory reference.  The exception
       is technical applications that operate on extremely large data sets. The use of LORA requires the installation of a set	of  patches  docu-
       mented in the HP-UX 11i Version 3 September 2009 Release Notes.

       The command can be used to establish server configurations that conform to the LORA rules.

       The  command  can be used to reestablish good resource alignment if it has been disrupted by a major workload transition or platform recon-
       figuration event.

       The kernel tunable parameter can be used to control the HP-UX mode.

       The kernel tunable parameter can be used to control the LORA memory allocation policies.

       The kernel tunable parameter can be used to control the LORA process launch policies.

       The tuning recommendations for LORA are as follows:(1) Leave the parameter at its default value of 0.(2) Leave the parameter at its default value of 0.(3) Leave the parameter at its default value of 1.(4) Apply the Server-Tunables product from the Tune-N-Tools bundle.

AUTHOR

       was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO

       loratune(1M), parconfig(1M), numa_mode(5), numa_policy(5), numa_sched_launch(5).

       a detailed white paper is available at

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