ScalingGovernor
ScalingGovernor is a Linux kernel module and userspace utility designed to manage CPU frequency scaling. It aims to optimize system performance and power consumption by dynamically adjusting the CPU's clock speed based on workload demands. The kernel module intercepts system events and determines the appropriate CPU frequency, while the userspace component provides an interface for configuration and monitoring.
The core functionality of ScalingGovernor revolves around various governors, which are algorithms that dictate how CPU
Users can typically interact with ScalingGovernor through interfaces like sysfs, allowing them to select governors, set