Greetings,
We have decided to try out libcgroup for a major project rather than
lxc etc. At present I find that with just the below in cgconfig.conf
and on running /etc/init.d/cgconfig start, a *few* processes are being
added into /cgroup/cgroup0/tasks even though I haven't echo'ed any
pids into it.
mount {
cpu = /cgroup/cgroup0;
cpuset = /cgroup/cgroup0;
blkio = /cgroup/cgroup0;
memory = /cgroup/cgroup0;
}
This is not the desired behaviour I would expect. All tasks should be
part of the root cgroup in this case /cgroup/cgroup0/sysdefault/tasks,
until I move it into /cgroup/cgroup0/tasks (correct me if my
understanding is wrong).
What adds selected pids into /cgroup/cgroup0/tasks ?
Regards,
Philby
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