add multiple strategy support #41
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tuners can support multiple strategies; strategies should be set in the init() method via bpftune_strategies_add(). A strategy specifies a - name - description - timeout - evaluation function - set of bpf program names in tuner associated with strategy The current strategy runs until timeout, then the evaluation functions for all strategies are called; we then switch to the strategy with the highest evaluation. See tests/strategy for an example of a tuner implementing multiple strategies.
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tuners can support multiple strategies; strategies should be set in the init() method via bpftune_strategies_add(). A strategy specifies a
The current strategy runs until timeout, then the evaluation functions for all strategies are called; we then switch to the strategy with the highest evaluation. See tests/strategy for an example of a tuner implementing multiple strategies.