# Tuned rules for recommend_profile.

#

# Syntax:

# [PROFILE1]

# KEYWORD11=RE11

# KEYWORD21=RE12

#

# [PROFILE2]

# KEYWORD21=RE21

# KEYWORD22=RE22

# KEYWORD can be:

# virt            - for RE to match output of virt-what

# system          - for RE to match content of /etc/system-release-cpe

# process         - for RE to match running processes. It can have arbitrary

#                   suffix, all process* lines have to match for the PROFILE

#                   to match (i.e. the AND operator)

# /FILE           - for RE to match content of the FILE, e.g.:

#                   '/etc/passwd=.+'. If file doesn't exist, its RE will not

#                   match.

# chassis_type    - for RE to match the chassis type as reported by dmidecode

# syspurpose_role - for RE to match the system role as reported by syspurpose

# All REs for all KEYWORDs have to match for PROFILE to match (i.e. the AND operator).

# If 'virt' or 'system' is not specified, it matches for every string.

# If 'virt' or 'system' is empty, i.e. 'virt=', it matches only empty string (alias for '^$').

# If several profiles matched, the first match is taken.

#

# Limitation:

# Each profile can be specified only once, because there cannot be

# multiple sections in the configuration file with the same name

# (ConfigObj limitation).

# If there is a need to specify the profile multiple times, unique

# suffix like ',ANYSTRING' can be used. Everything after the last ','

# is stripped by the parser, e.g.:

#

# [balanced,1]

# /FILE1=RE1

#

# [balanced,2]

# /FILE2=RE2

#

# This will set 'balanced' profile in case there is FILE1 matching RE1 or

# FILE2 matching RE2 or both.

[atomic-host]

virt=

syspurpose_role=.*atomic.*

[atomic-guest]

virt=.+

syspurpose_role=.*atomic.*

[virtual-guest]

virt=.+

[balanced]

syspurpose_role=.*(desktop|workstation).*

chassis_type=.*(Notebook|Laptop|Portable).*

[throughput-performance]