Ubuntu Manpage: tuned-adm - command line tool for switching between different tuning profiles

NAME

       tuned-adm - command line tool for switching between different tuning profiles

SYNOPSIS

       tuned-adm  [list  |  active  |  profile  [profile]...  | profile_info [profile]... | off |
       auto_profile | profile_mode | verify [-i | --ignore-missing] | recommend]

DESCRIPTION

       This command line utility allows you to switch between  user  definable  tuning  profiles.
       Several  predefined  profiles  are already included. You can even create your own profile,
       either based on one of the existing ones by copying it or make a completely new  one.  The
       distribution  provided  profiles are stored in subdirectories below /usr/lib/tuned and the
       user defined profiles in subdirectories below /etc/tuned. If there are profiles  with  the
       same name in both places, user defined profiles have precedence.

OPTIONS

list List all available profiles.

profiles List all available profiles.

plugins List all available plugins.

-v, --verbose List plugin's configuration options and their hints.

active Show current active profile.

profile [PROFILE_NAME]...
Switches to the given profile. If more than one profile is given, the profiles are
merged (in case of conflicting settings, the setting from the last profile is used)
and the resulting profile is applied. If no profile is given, then all available
profiles are listed. If the profile given is not valid, the command gracefully
exits without performing any operation.

profile_info [PROFILE_NAME]...
Show information/description of given profile or current profile if no profile is
specified.

verify [-i | --ignore-missing]
Verifies current profile against system settings. Outputs information whether
system settings match current profile or not (e.g. somebody modified a sysfs/sysctl
value by hand). Detailed information about what is checked, what value is set and
what value is expected can be found in the log. With the -i or --ignore-missing it
does not treat missing tuning (tuning unsupported by the platform) as error.

recommend
Recommend a profile suitable for your system. Currently only static detection is
implemented - it decides according to data in /etc/system-release-cpe and virt-what
output. The rules for autodetection are defined in the file
/usr/lib/tuned/recommend.d/50-tuned.conf. The default rules recommend profiles
targeted to the best performance, or the balanced profile if unsure.

The default rules can be overridden by the user by putting a file named
recommend.conf into /etc/tuned, or by creating a file in the /etc/tuned/recommend.d
directory. The file /etc/tuned/recommend.conf is evaluated first. If no match is
found, the files in the /etc/tuned/recommend.d directory are merged with the files
in the /usr/lib/tuned/recommend.d directory (if there is a file with the same name
in both directories, the one from /etc/tuned/recommend.d is used) and the files are
evaluated in alphabetical order. The first matching entry is used.

auto_profile
Enable automatic profile selection mode, switch to the recommended profile.

profile_mode
Show current profile selection mode.

off Unload tunings.

FILES

       /etc/tuned/*
       /usr/lib/tuned/*

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