hi Thouraya,
Am 2017-11-10 um 13:29 schrieb Thouraya TH:
> Please, is there a command to display containers and list of cores used by
> each container ?
as far as I know: nope.
meanwhile
what you can do is to put container's names
in a csv-file or grep it by »lxc list«-command
and let a shell-script iterate
over for displaying by
lxc config show $container | grep limits.cpu
what you must have set up before by
lxc config set $container limits.cpu number (i.e. 2)
otherwise you won't be able to see any number
of used cpus that way.
if you haven't already set limits.cpu you can do
instead an interation (see above) over your containers by
lxc exec $container -- cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor
> A second question please, can i fix that only container 1 uses cpu
> 2,3 *(exclusive use)* or not ? i.e container 2 CANNOT use cpu 2,3
don't think so. makes no sense.
regards
karl
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