Tuned - helper for system tuning
summary
Tuned is a profile-driven system tuning service that applies, verifies and can roll back kernel and userspace settings for workloads like SAP, Oracle, DB servers or low-latency desktops. Profiles live in /etc/tuned or the package and can include plugin rules for disks, CPU isolation and bootloader edits; profiles auto-detect hardware and select themselves. Control is via tuned-adm profile <name> or D-Bus (Cockpit/Ansible integrations exist) and you can check differences with tuned-adm verify. Dynamic plugins adjust settings at runtime.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:53System tuning
- 3:31Problems
- 5:38Tuned
- 7:06Basic control
- 10:01Factory / upstream profiles
- 11:44Profiles location
- 12:38Profile structure
- 15:15Multiple instances of the plugin
- 16:28Udev regex matching
- 18:40Override / chain profiles
- 19:43Profiles chaining
- 20:50System profiles customization
- 21:45Abstraction layer - example 2
- 24:13Variables / parameters
- 24:54Functions
- 25:50Dynamic tuning
- 27:36Auto configuration
- 29:33No-daemon mode
- 31:56Conclusion
- 33:45Power TOP integration
- 37:07Contacts
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