Dedicated Servers - Performance - Testing - Multi-Core Support?

[FW.klap]

I am keen to find out if there is any documentation available on whether ARMA Reforger supports multi-threading on the server side (not client side). I'm considering setting up a bare-metal infrastructure to host a server in South America, specifically in Argentina. However, I would like to learn more about the technical details, including any analyses of load and consumption or something akin to synthetic loading.

Thank you very much in advance for sharing any information!

Best regards,
Klap

[melsy]

Bumping this to see if anyone has located this answer

[FW.klap]

thanks!

[melsy]

From my testing so far, single core is all it will use.
It will only load up core 0.

[Rick James Bish]

Not going to pretend that I know I am reading the graphs correctly, but I have 2 cores and 4 logical processors on my Reforger Server. Watching the graph in logical processors view, all 4 spike together when I join the server and start gaming. They seem to all increase in usage together while gaming.

[melsy]

I have done a lot more monitoring, on linux, it is using one core as a main core, but it is also using the rest of the cores for background cores.
So this is absolutely multi core, at least on Linux.

[FW.klap]

Thanks guys!

[Rick James Bish]

Originally posted by FW.klap:

Thanks guys!

If you could tell me what exactly I need to do to get the information you are looking for I am willing to try. Other than starting the server, joining it from a different computer, and then then giving the information I already gave, I am not sure what other way there is.