On 02/22/2011 11:33 AM, Cristian Patrascu wrote: > 2. If there is such an option, is there a way to read the specified cpu > limit from the control group hierarchy?
If you put a cpu.share value in the cpu cgroup, all processes in that group have a weight of that value. read the cgroup docs how the share is used. > 4. How can I set limits in the control group specified in a .service file? > Ex.: > - in the following control group hierarchy: > "[...]/cgroup/memory/some_subgroup/" there is a file > "memory.limit_in_bytes" that contains the maximum memory limit of > processes running in this subgroup. When processes reach that maximum > amount of memory, they are killed. They are not killed, malloc just returns NULL and most programs don't handle that. :-) You can also limit the amount on ram seperatly, so a large process must swap and will not obtain all physical ram. kind regrads Daniel
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