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Hi Laurence,
On 04/15/17 18:02, Laurence Parry wrote:
> memory cgroups decreased the stability of 4.8, regardless of whether they
> were actively being used; we were not actively using them, but still
> experienced lockups. Disabling them on the k
memory cgroups decreased the stability of 4.8, regardless of whether they
were actively being used; we were not actively using them, but still
experienced lockups. Disabling them on the kernel command line fixed it.
I'm not sure if it's been fixed in 4.9 because I removed memcgroups them
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Unfortunately some of the hosts affected most by this problem are LXC
servers. They rely upon "cgroup_enable=memory swapaccount=1" on the kernel
command line, making sure that I can start containers with memory
restrictions. I have to make sure that
This appears to be due to the cgroups memory controller. I've had had good
experience with adding cgroup_disable=memory on the kernel boot line.
You can also compile your own kernel without the the memory controller,
which I recommend if you have the capability, as it cuts out a non-trivial
amo
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