Red Hat's performance team is now shipping TuneD 2.26 as the latest feature release for this tuning profile delivery mechanism for Linux systems to monitor and adaptively adjust the power/performance characteristics of different system components and more.

TuneD supports profiles to adjust different power/performance characteristics depending upon the common use-cases or alternatively fully-customized configurations as well. Plus monitoring via the TuneD daemon in looking out for any changes.

With TuneD 2.26 there are various tuned-ppd adjustments, fixing instance priority inheritance, SCSI default changes, support for MMC devices within the disk plug-in, P-State driver changes for real-time systems, and other fixes/changes based on internal Red Hat customer tickets.

The TuneD 2.26 source code is available via [1]GitHub . Those wanting to learn more about this project from Red Hat's Performance Team can do so via [2]TuneD-Project.org .



[1] https://github.com/redhat-performance/tuned/releases/tag/v2.26.0

[2] https://tuned-project.org/