Re: [Libvir] Question on acquiring cpuTime in struct _virDomainInfo
On Thu, May 24, 2007 at 06:38:30PM +0200, Jan Michael wrote:
Hi Daniel,
first I'd like to thank you for your speedy answer and the suggested
solution. But I think it doesn't fit to my problem.
The program I write is a sensor, which is executed by a given time
intervall. So I'm not able to cache the domain handles.
But that rises another question in my mind. Till now I assumed that I
have to get a new domain handle to receive updated information
(cpuTime) from the domain, do I? Else I could avoid a second call to
get a second domain handle.
I would say get the handles for the domains first and keep them for
the sampling period yes. Each time you need to talk to xend this eats globs
of CPU force execution on Domain-0 etc... ideally for the sampling period
you should restrain yourself to call virNodeGetInfo() which (especially if
run as root) should be a simple inexpensive hypercall.
Daniel
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