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--- linux_wiki:use_proc_sys_and_sysctl_to_modify_and_set_kernel_runtime_parameters [2018/03/30 00:43]
billdozor [Persistent Kernel Settings]
+++ linux_wiki:use_proc_sys_and_sysctl_to_modify_and_set_kernel_runtime_parameters [2019/05/25 23:50] (current)
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 The following virtual machines will be used:
   * server1.example.com (192.168.1.150) -> Configure the kernel parameters here
+----
+====== Help ======
+Finding help in this section.
+  * Sysctl man page<code bash>man sysctl</code>
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 Tuned is a "dynamic adaptive system tuning daemon".
-Starting in EL 7.2, some parameters (such as vm.swappiness) are set AFTER systemd-sysctl.service by the tuned service.
+  * **Notes**
+    * Starting in EL 7.2, some parameters (such as vm.swappiness) are set AFTER systemd-sysctl.service by the tuned service.
+    * In EL 7.4, it appears that tuned defaults to honor sysctl (/etc/tuned/tuned-main.conf)<code bash>....SNIP....
+# Whether to reapply sysctl from the e.g /etc/sysctl.conf, /etc/sysctl.d, ...
+# If enabled these sysctls will be re-appliead after Tuned sysctls are
+# applied, i.e. Tuned sysctls will not override system sysctls.
+reapply_sysctl = 1
+....SNIP....</code>
+  * Either way; be aware of tuned and its potential to conflict with sysctl.
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