August 2018
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
12h 30m
English
Control groups (cgroups) provide resource limitations and accounting for containers. The following quote is from the Linux Kernel documentation:
In simple terms, they can be compared to the ulimit shell command or the setrlimit system call. Instead of setting the resource limit to a single process, cgroups allow you to limit resources to a group of processes.
Control groups are split into different subsystems, such as CPU, CPU sets, memory block I/O, and so on. Each subsystem can be used independently, or can be grouped with others. The features that cgroups provide are ...
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