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Chapter 2. The 64k page size kernel


The kernel-64k package offers a 64k page size option for 64-bit ARM architectures, complementing the standard 4k kernel. Select kernel-64k for workloads requiring large, contiguous memory sets, or stick to 4k pages for memory efficiency in smaller environments.

The 4k pages kernel and kernel-64k do not differ in the user experience as the user space is the same. You can choose the variant that addresses your situation the best.

4k pages kernel

Use 4k pages for more efficient memory usage in smaller environments, such as those in Edge and lower-cost, small cloud instances. In these environments, increasing the physical system memory amounts is not practical due to space, power, and cost constraints. Also, not all 64-bit ARM architecture processors support a 64k page size.

The 4k pages kernel supports graphical installation using Anaconda, system or cloud image-based installations, as well as advanced installations using Kickstart.

kernel-64k

The 64k page size kernel is a useful option for large datasets on ARM platforms. kernel-64k is suitable for memory-intensive workloads as it has significant gains in overall system performance, namely in large database, HPC, and high network performance.

You must choose page size on 64-bit ARM architecture systems at the time of installation. You can install kernel-64k only by Kickstart by adding the kernel-64k package to the package list in the Kickstart file.

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