> OK, I'll bite.
>
> The good thing about cgroupfs is that processes cannot escape
> supervision, unless they are priviliged and do some non-trivial stuff
> that cannot happen by accident, very much unlike an fd which anyone can
> close and which is closed all the time. Also, cgroups provide us wit
Hi,
Currently systemd is using cgroups kernel interface for process containment.
Cgroups is a very easy solution on linux to handle the double fork used by
daemons, and it can help respawning services in case of self-crash. However
cgroups seems to be the major stopper for systemd to be cross p
