(In reply to Yousaf Kaukab from comment #17) > So for SLE the consensus is to keep CONFIG_HZ=250. I assume you mean SLE15 here? I think the discussion should be open ended with SLE16. > Cyril recommended to keep CONFIG_HZ=250 citing the bug fixed by commit c7fcb99877f9 and Mel > recommended to keep SLE and ALP aligned which implies CONFIG_HZ=250 for ALP > as well. I'm sorry, but that means there can be no progress of anything anywhere ever. But the matter of fact is that we are improving the config continuously based on feedback. > So I agree we should revert the change. Objections? Well, what about the original suggestion to use a value that is evenly divisible for the user space metrics? I checked again, and RHEL9/10 is going with 100 HZ. So if your concern is that the number of tick interrupts is causing performance issues, why not go to the *same* value across all architectures, and pick a value that is evenly divisible by 100 (the userspace HZ)? Like 100? (or 300, for that matter) I picked 300 because it was closest to the original 250 which I thought is the least concern overall. There were no conclusive benchmarks showing it would be a problem. Why can we not run with that to see partner and customer feedback prior release?