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how to manage l3 cache allocate to different cores on 10980xe

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I read many articals on internet about cmt cat, but still no clue about how to allocate l3 cache on my core x CPU, I got this output from my server

root:~>pqos -s -V
NOTE:  Mixed use of MSR and kernel interfaces to manage
       CAT or CMT & MBM may lead to unexpected behavior.
INFO: CACHE: type 1, level 1, max id sharing this cache 2 (1 bits)
DEBUG: CACHE: not inclusive, direct mapped, 8 way(s), 64 set(s), line size 64, 1 partition(s)
INFO: CACHE: type 2, level 1, max id sharing this cache 2 (1 bits)
DEBUG: CACHE: not inclusive, direct mapped, 8 way(s), 64 set(s), line size 64, 1 partition(s)
INFO: CACHE: type 3, level 2, max id sharing this cache 2 (1 bits)
DEBUG: CACHE: not inclusive, direct mapped, 16 way(s), 1024 set(s), line size 64, 1 partition(s)
INFO: CACHE: type 3, level 3, max id sharing this cache 64 (6 bits)
DEBUG: CACHE: not inclusive, complex cache indexing, 11 way(s), 36864 set(s), line size 64, 1 partition(s)
DEBUG: Detected core 0, socket 0, L2 ID 0, L3 ID 0, APICID 0
DEBUG: Detected core 1, socket 0, L2 ID 1, L3 ID 0, APICID 2
DEBUG: Detected core 2, socket 0, L2 ID 2, L3 ID 0, APICID 4
DEBUG: Detected core 3, socket 0, L2 ID 3, L3 ID 0, APICID 6
DEBUG: Detected core 4, socket 0, L2 ID 4, L3 ID 0, APICID 8
DEBUG: Detected core 5, socket 0, L2 ID 8, L3 ID 0, APICID 16
DEBUG: Detected core 6, socket 0, L2 ID 9, L3 ID 0, APICID 18
DEBUG: Detected core 7, socket 0, L2 ID 10, L3 ID 0, APICID 20
DEBUG: Detected core 8, socket 0, L2 ID 11, L3 ID 0, APICID 22
DEBUG: Detected core 9, socket 0, L2 ID 16, L3 ID 0, APICID 32
DEBUG: Detected core 10, socket 0, L2 ID 17, L3 ID 0, APICID 34
DEBUG: Detected core 11, socket 0, L2 ID 18, L3 ID 0, APICID 36
DEBUG: Detected core 12, socket 0, L2 ID 19, L3 ID 0, APICID 38
DEBUG: Detected core 13, socket 0, L2 ID 20, L3 ID 0, APICID 40
DEBUG: Detected core 14, socket 0, L2 ID 24, L3 ID 0, APICID 48
DEBUG: Detected core 15, socket 0, L2 ID 25, L3 ID 0, APICID 50
DEBUG: Detected core 16, socket 0, L2 ID 26, L3 ID 0, APICID 52
DEBUG: Detected core 17, socket 0, L2 ID 27, L3 ID 0, APICID 54
DEBUG: Adding monitoring event: resource ID 1, type 1 to table index 0
DEBUG: Adding monitoring event: resource ID 1, type 4 to table index 1
DEBUG: Adding monitoring event: resource ID 1, type 2 to table index 2
DEBUG: Adding monitoring event: resource ID 1, type 8 to table index 3
DEBUG: Adding monitoring event: resource ID 0, type 32768 to table index 4
DEBUG: Adding monitoring event: resource ID 0, type 16384 to table index 5
INFO: Monitoring capability detected
INFO: CPUID.0x7.0: L3 CAT supported
INFO: L3 CDP is disabled
INFO: L3CA capability detected
INFO: L3 CAT details: CDP support=1, CDP on=0, #COS=16, #ways=11, ways contention bit-mask 0x600
INFO: L3 CAT details: cache size 25952256 bytes, way size 2359296 bytes
INFO: CPUID 0x10.0: L2 CAT not supported!
INFO: L2CA capability not detected
INFO: MBA capability detected
INFO: MBA details: #COS=8, linear, max=90, step=10
DEBUG: allocation init OK
DEBUG: Max RMID per monitoring cluster is 144
DEBUG: monitoring init OK
L3CA/MBA COS definitions for Socket 0:
    L3CA COS0 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS1 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS2 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS3 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS4 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS5 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS6 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS7 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS8 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS9 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS10 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS11 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS12 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS13 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS14 => MASK 0x7ff
    L3CA COS15 => MASK 0x7ff

I assume that in default all COS are sharing the same size of L3 cache, size of 0x7ff, so how big is that 0x7ff represent? is 24.75MB/11 ways?

and if I want COS1 only use the minimal cache, how small it can be? some artical says the minimal size that one COS need is 2 ways?

and if I want COS1 can access 2 ways of cache, how should I set it?

pls help me if anybody know this ! really appreciated!


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