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Chronicle Tune provides kernel and system tuning together with powerful CPU isolation and power management to optimise performance on Linux hosts, improving latency and reducing jitter.
Overview
To achieve low and predictable latency, it is crucial to fine-tune applications to their environment. Leveraging our decades of experience in OS tuning, Chronicle has distilled these insights into a product which can help optimise Linux-based environments for best performance, with improved latency and reduced jitter.
Chronicle Tune is an integrated package to set up and manage the low-level tuning of Linux hosts. The package is designed to be simple to install and configure, while providing powerful CPU isolation and power management, together with a complementary range of tuned kernel and system parameters. Importantly, the kernel tuning is maintained in lock-step with changes to the CPU isolation configuration.
Simple to install and configure, Chronicle Tune integrates the following:
- CPU isolation, for low-latency, low-jitter tasks
- Transparent control of CPU power management
- Per-thread scheduling using standard calls (eg taskset, sched_setaffinity)
- IRQ management
- Whole-system optimisation, including SSD, disk, memory, and network
Changes can be applied dynamically, eg according to a schedule or in response to changing load Correctly tuned systems can not only yield better performance, but also improve efficiencies by more effectively utilising available resources, and matching power demands to load. Depending on your workload and scale, Chronicle Tune can help you extract better performance, and by using available resources more efficiently, has the potential to also reduce hardware costs.
Highlights
- Kernel and system-level tuning to help optimise performance for application stacks running on a host. Tuning options cover control of background kernel threads, optimisations for disk-based i/o, together with fine-grained IRQ and power management.
- Flexible and dynamic CPU isolation, allowing fine per-thread control of processes. Configuration can be changed at runtime without the need to reboot hosts, and also supports range-based CPU controls (eg taskset).
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
|---|---|---|
Small | Up to 32 vCPUs | $170.00 |
Medium | Up to 64 vCPUs | $240.00 |
Large | Up to 96 vCPUs | $300.00 |
Dimensions summary
You buy Chronicle Tune under a contract priced by system size, measured in vCPUs. The three options scale with the compute capacity you tune. Small covers systems up to 32 vCPUs. Medium covers systems up to 64 vCPUs. Large covers systems up to 96 vCPUs. Pick the tier that matches the vCPU count of the host you want to optimize. Larger hosts move you into a higher tier. The tiers share the same tuning function and differ only by the vCPU capacity they support.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
The tier is set by the number of virtual CPUs on the Linux host you tune. Chronicle Tune counts the vCPUs of the system it optimizes. Choose Small for up to 32 vCPUs, Medium for up to 64 vCPUs, and Large for up to 96 vCPUs. Match the tier to your host's total vCPU count.
Each tier covers a fixed vCPU ceiling. When your host exceeds that ceiling, you move to the tier that covers the new vCPU count. Growth past 32 vCPUs moves you to Medium; growth past 64 vCPUs moves you to Large. The move is not automatic — you select the tier matching your host.
The tiers differ only by the vCPU capacity they support. All three deliver the same tuning functions: CPU isolation, IRQ control, power management, and whole-system optimization across memory, storage, and network. You get the same capabilities at each tier, scaled to the size of the host being tuned.
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