Memory caps, run time limits, sleep inhibitors, better cron and path units - systemd features that turn out to be handy for running throwaway agent-written code.
Yes, that is one of the tools needed.
But it is not helping with doing anything meaningful with cgroups.
A cgroup without any kind of specific configuration is almost as good as no cgroup at all.
That’s what I meant with the hard part.
And I did say that systemd makes it stupidly easy, in contrast to the normal easy that cgroups often are.
Yes, that is one of the tools needed. But it is not helping with doing anything meaningful with cgroups. A cgroup without any kind of specific configuration is almost as good as no cgroup at all. That’s what I meant with the hard part.
And I did say that systemd makes it stupidly easy, in contrast to the normal easy that cgroups often are.