Hi! Justus Winter <4win...@informatik.uni-hamburg.de> skribis:
> Linux has this feature called cgroups. It groups processes (threads) > together in groups, furthermore so called controllers can be used to > restrict the use of various resources (like cpu time, memory) on a > per-group basis. Isn’t restricting resource use very difficult in practice due to the fact that servers allocate resources on behalf of clients? (As noted in the “Critique”.) For instance a process within a “cgroup” could use the io interface of a server outside the “cgroup” and cause that server to spend lots of memory and CPU time serving those requests. Ludo’.
