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.. _worker-function-performance-profiles:
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Worker Function Performance Profiles
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|prod| offers a choice of two performance profiles for worker hosts
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configurable at the Kubernetes platform level.
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**Standard**
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    This is the default profile, offering an optimal balance between throughput,
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    latency and functionality. The standard profile is suitable for most
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    applications.
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**Low Latency**
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    This profile is optimized for low-latency performance. Characteristics of a
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    low-latency worker host include:
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    -   lower throughput for most configurations
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    -   higher power consumption at low CPU utilization
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    -   disabled per-CPU scheduler watchdogs. This can result in increased
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        fault detection time for some fault scenarios.
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    |org| recommends the low-latency profile only for applications with
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    stringent latency constraints such as |MEC|.
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You can create a heterogeneous configuration in which standard and low-latency
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worker hosts are mixed in the same standard deployment. Standard and
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low-latency worker nodes are identified with node labels. When launching a
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container, you can choose the required performance profile by specifying the
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appropriate label in the node-selector.
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