Hi,
Sorry for this dumb question, but I feel a bit confused. As far as I understood all Zen2 like CPU's are NUMA based, so in case of AMD Ryzen, Epyc, etc, they all have "numa support".
When creating a new VM, Proxmox allows me to select up to 4 Sockets (which again indicates NUMA support). However, checking the documentation:
The command only returns:
So... does this CPU support NUMA in Proxmox or not?
Please advise...
Sorry for this dumb question, but I feel a bit confused. As far as I understood all Zen2 like CPU's are NUMA based, so in case of AMD Ryzen, Epyc, etc, they all have "numa support".
When creating a new VM, Proxmox allows me to select up to 4 Sockets (which again indicates NUMA support). However, checking the documentation:
if the command numactl --hardware | grep available returns more than one node, then your host system has a NUMA architecture
The command only returns:
Bash:
# numactl --hardware | grep available
available: 1 nodes (0)
So... does this CPU support NUMA in Proxmox or not?
Please advise...