Good Command To Check The Irq Balance Of Cpu Cores From An Sosreport

[vncuser@myx86 sosreport-c003psrwk10705-2025-09-02-ttfiozx]$ awk -F’: ‘ ‘/rx_queue_[0-9]+packets:/ { q=$1; sub(“rx_queue”,”“,q); sub(“_packets”,”“,q); print q, $2 }’ “$f” | sort -k2,2nr | head -10 > top_queues.txt [vncuser@myx86 sosreport-c003psrwk10705-2025-09-02-ttfiozx]$ while read q pkts; do irq=$(grep “ice-em3-TxRx-$q” proc/interrupts | awk ‘{print $1}’ | tr -d :); cpu=$(cat proc/irq/$irq/smp_affinity_list 2>/dev/null); printf “queue=%-3s pkts=%s irq=%s cpu_affinity=%s\n” “$q” “$pkts” “$irq” “$cpu”; done < top_queues.txt queue=50 pkts=36038863894 irq=980 cpu_affinity=70 queue=116 pkts=17193196220 irq=1046 cpu_affinity=64 queue=40 pkts=15633604912 irq=970 cpu_affinity=66 queue=0 pkts=15044858429 irq=930 cpu_affinity=68 queue=15 pkts=14155283183 irq=945 cpu_affinity=64 queue=92 pkts=13001241510 irq=1022 cpu_affinity=2 queue=93 pkts=12939168509 irq=1023 cpu_affinity=64 queue=35 pkts=12550676148 irq=965 cpu_affinity=64 queue=31 pkts=11137117687 irq=961 cpu_affinity=64