Quoting Jäkel, Guido ([email protected]): > Dear Sebastian, > > as to my knowledge, with the current version of LXC you might use more than > one configuration file and in addition, there's a file include option in the > configuration parser. And even with an older, you may simulate this by a > little wrapper that convert a config file into a bunch of "-s" options. > > Said that, I'm using a hierarchical LXC configuration since years that will > stick together global, group and individual aspects of a container. > > You might be able to approximate your aims in another way, if you consider to > include a "customer X" policy into the different configuration for the > containers for customer X. Of course, you just can archive similar settings > for a group and can't directly control the sum of an aspect (e.g. memory), > but I wonder if this real constructive. > > And you can't change something for the involved containers at once by > touching one value at one cgroup entry. But you may write a little script > that will re-read the lxc configuration and update the definded cgroup > entries. @Serge: Such an lxc-reconfigure command may be something to add to > the lxc package.
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