Hello! On 20.01.2011 2:23, Hannes Landeholm wrote:
Instead, I think this should be implemented by a nice level setting which should be supported by all kernels. The nice level basically sets the priority of the threads, so if one environment is running with a lower nice level, it will get more CPU time if it currently competing with another environment that has a higher nice level. This is basic CPU time resource management and prevents idle cycles.
Peruser has this already. Just use NiceLevel <level> in your processor configuration.Do note that the nice level is more for prioritizing load rather than blocking rogue workers.
You can also use kernel cgroups to monitor and limit cpu/memory. There is also the PAM patch mentioned here previously (I'm not sure if anyone has modified it to work with the latest peruser).
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