Hello AllI understand that I can limit the RAM of a single container via lxc.cgroup.memory.limit_in_bytes. But, is there a way to limit the total RAM available to all containers (without limiting each individually)?
E.g., say we have 4G available. Rather than specifying a maximum number of containers (16 with 250M say), I'd like to allocate 4G to all containers, without a hard upper limit on the number of containers (16 in this case), and let the performance degrade gradually as more containers are added. (I'm anticipating being able to use many more containers this way, since our container's RAM usage is likely to be bursty).
Many thanks Gary
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