> userland folks who actually try to exploit the MQ/MSIX-ness will almost
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> always pin down their high-prio[or subset of] threads/processes.
>
I don't really see that.  Pinning is a last resort and in this context
we could only do that on a dedicated server.  On a shared server, with
many different apps, pinning for MQ/MSIX is not an easy option;
meeting scheduler constraints will be the first priority and its up to
networking to work with the scheduler to to the right thing.
Scheduler aware networking (or vice versa) is important.

Tom
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