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paramaterize across stealing interval and resource specification make sure that the params are appropriately modifying the scheduler
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Thanks! That's @lr4d's PR is in. I pushed an empty commit to see if CI passes. |
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And just to be clear, the comparision we really care about is this dask/distributed#3069 vs. master, rather than with resources vs. without resources. Looking at your numbers it seems like we're faster (or at least not slower) in both cases (with resource restrictions and without) |
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@TomAugspurger, this will work once @lr4d has merged his changes to allow configurable work stealing intervals for the scheduler (dask/distributed#3523).
It looks like on the branch to fix job stealing with arbitrary resources (dask/distributed#3069) the scheduler is slower once resources are specified but is still much better than master (or what will soon be master... add_work_stealing_callback_config from lr4d).
On add_work_stealing_callback_config:
On dask/distributed#3069: