TuneD is a system tuning service for Linux
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- #Linux
- #System Tuning
- #Performance Optimization
- TuneD is a system tuning service for Linux that adjusts various system parameters like udev, sysctl, sysfs, and kernel boot command line parameters.
- It features a plug-in architecture and supports tuning for systems with reduced resources.
- TuneD profiles can be defined hierarchically to reduce duplication and simplify maintenance, allowing specialized profiles to inherit from generic ones.
- Supports full rollback, enabling easy return to the system state before a profile was applied, useful for testing and benchmarking.
- Includes predefined profiles for common use cases like high throughput, low latency, and powersave, as well as optimizations for specific products like SAP and dBase servers.
- Documentation is available in the Fedora Power Management Guide, though it may be incomplete or outdated; new documentation is in progress.
- Additional information can be found in the TuneD presentation from DevConf 2019.
- Releases are downloadable from GitHub, and bugs can be reported via GitHub's issues tracker.
- Development occurs on GitHub, with contributions welcome via pull requests, patches, or email to the power-management mailing list or individual authors.
- Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 or later.