drm/ttm/memcg/lru: enable memcg tracking for ttm and amdgpu driver (complete series v2)
From: | Dave Airlie <airlied-AT-gmail.com> | |
To: | dri-devel-AT-lists.freedesktop.org, linux-mm-AT-kvack.org, Johannes Weiner <hannes-AT-cmpxchg.org>, Christian Koenig <christian.koenig-AT-amd.com> | |
Subject: | drm/ttm/memcg/lru: enable memcg tracking for ttm and amdgpu driver (complete series v2) | |
Date: | Mon, 14 Jul 2025 15:18:15 +1000 | |
Message-ID: | <20250714052243.1149732-1-airlied@gmail.com> | |
Cc: | Dave Chinner <david-AT-fromorbit.com>, Kairui Song <kasong-AT-tencent.com> | |
Archive-link: | Article |
Hi all, This is a repost with some fixes and cleanups. Differences since last posting: 1. Added patch 18: add a module option to allow pooled pages to not be stored in the lru per-memcg (Requested by Christian Konig) 2. Converged the naming and stats between vmstat and memcg (Suggested by Shakeel Butt) 3. Cleaned up the charge/uncharge code and some other bits. Dave. Original cover letter: tl;dr: start using list_lru/numa/memcg in GPU driver core and amdgpu driver for now. This is a complete series of patches, some of which have been sent before and reviewed, but I want to get the complete picture for others, and try to figure out how best to land this. There are 3 pieces to this: 01->02: add support for global gpu stat counters (previously posted, patch 2 is newer) 03->07: port ttm pools to list_lru for numa awareness 08->14: add memcg stats + gpu apis, then port ttm pools to memcg aware list_lru and shrinker 15->17: enable amdgpu to use new functionality. The biggest difference in the memcg code from previously is I discovered what obj cgroups were designed for and I'm reusing the page/objcg intergration that already exists, to avoid reinventing that wheel right now. There are some igt-gpu-tools tests I've written at: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/airlied/igt-gpu-tools/-/tr... One problem is there are a lot of delayed action, that probably means the testing needs a bit more robustness, but the tests validate all the basic paths. Regards, Dave.