Solved Centos Power Profiles?

[Emad R]

So I was playing with Kimchi and I noticed this, I supposed to be running Centos KVM host and not guest.

I researched and I dont want to read 1000 page from RedHat, I wondered anybody have more info about this, and is there CLI command where you can manage this ?

[Emad R]

@stacksofplates said in Centos Power Profiles?:

@emad-r said in Centos Power Profiles?:

So I was playing with Kimchi and I noticed this, I supposed to be running Centos KVM host and not guest.

I researched and I dont want to read 1000 page from RedHat, I wondered anybody have more info about this, and is there CLI command where you can manage this ?

It's probably just an interface for tuned. The names look similar.

Correct, the file is

/etc/tuned/active-profile

And there is service called tuned, thanks for this.

And to check on profiles available:

tuned-adm list

[stacksofplates]

@emad-r said in Centos Power Profiles?:

So I was playing with Kimchi and I noticed this, I supposed to be running Centos KVM host and not guest.

I researched and I dont want to read 1000 page from RedHat, I wondered anybody have more info about this, and is there CLI command where you can manage this ?

It's probably just an interface for tuned. The names look similar.

[Emad R]

@stacksofplates said in Centos Power Profiles?:

@emad-r said in Centos Power Profiles?:

So I was playing with Kimchi and I noticed this, I supposed to be running Centos KVM host and not guest.

I researched and I dont want to read 1000 page from RedHat, I wondered anybody have more info about this, and is there CLI command where you can manage this ?

It's probably just an interface for tuned. The names look similar.

Correct, the file is

/etc/tuned/active-profile

And there is service called tuned, thanks for this.

And to check on profiles available:

tuned-adm list