Configuring Subinterface Queues 
Subinterface queues are nothing different then the physical ports queues expect that number of queues assigned to a subinterface can be set via profile and by-default profile1 is set which sets 4 queues to be created for services.
User can configure the service-queue profile via cli "hardware-profile service-queue (profile1 | profile2)".
Profile1 supports 4 new queues creation for services,which is also a default profile. Profile2 supports 8 new queues creation for services.
These queues will be created or deleted when the encap is set or unset on a subinterface respectively. Like and other interface, subinterface has a default ingress egress mapping profile. i.e. dscp-to-queue and dscp-color-to-dscp respectively. Subinterface has default queuing-policy in order to support QoS treatment on the queues.
Mapping profiles (dscp-to-queue and dscp-color-to-dscp) maps packets dscp to/from 8 traffic classes. When the hardware-queues created are 4, 8 traffic classes will be mapped to these 4 hardware-queues implicitly as shown in 
Table 21-13:
Table 21-13: Traffic class to queue mapping
| Traffic class |         Queue | 
|---|
| 0 | 0 | 
| 1, 2, 3 | 1 | 
| 4, 5 | 2 | 
| 6-7 | 3 | 
This map can be checked via this command:
show queue remapping
Output:
Port queue remapping:
+------------+-----------------------+
|  Queue/tc  |     hardware-queue    |
+------------+-----------------------+
|      0     |          0            |
|      1     |          1            |
|      2     |          2            |
|      3     |          3            |
|      4     |          4            |
|      5     |          5            |
|      6     |          6            |
|      7     |          7            |
+------------+-----------------------+
 
Service queue remapping:
+------------+-----------------------+
|  Queue/tc  |     hardware-queue    |
+------------+-----------------------+
|      0     |          0            |
|      1     |          1            |
|      2     |          1            |
|      3     |          1            |
|      4     |          2            |
|      5     |          2            |
|      6     |          3            |
|      7     |          3            |
+------------+-----------------------+ 
When the number of profile 2 is active, number of new queues created will be 8 and the traffic class to hardware queues map will be one to one.
This map can be checked via this command:
show queue remapping
Output:
Port queue remapping:
+------------+-----------------------+
|  Queue/tc  |     hardware-queue    |
+------------+-----------------------+
|      0     |          0            |
|      1     |          1            |
|      2     |          2            |
|      3     |          3            |
|      4     |          4            |
|      5     |          5            |
|      6     |          6            |
|      7     |          7            |
+------------+-----------------------+
 
Service queue remapping:
+------------+-----------------------+
|  Queue/tc  |     hardware-queue    |
+------------+-----------------------+
|      0     |          0            |
|      1     |          1            |
|      2     |          2            |
|      3     |          3            |
|      4     |          4            |
|      5     |          5            |
|      6     |          6            |
|      7     |          7            |
+------------+-----------------------+ 
Last modified date: 06/07/2023