when rdma event dispatcher unschedule is true, start ProcessEvent background#3047
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The code LGTM, but need some explaination in the PR description |
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when rdma event dispatcher unschedule is true, start ProcessEvent background
What problem does this PR solve?
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In certain scenarios, such as when using SPDK, it is required that the bthread executing SPDK must run on a single thread—that is, in single-threaded polling mode. This means the bthread of the event dispatcher must continuously occupy one worker thread and must not preempt other bthreads. This ensures no scheduling occurs, preventing SPDK from being scheduled onto other worker threads.
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