Hi folks.
I tried to mount cgroup fs in container and was surprised that i can see all
cgroups tree. Also i can modify limits for my container and others!!
In my opinion container should see only it's own level of cgroup, not whole
tree.
Is it fundamental design flaw, or i missed something?
---
Thanks Daniel!
Just tested Lucid with 2.6.35 kernel on KVM and it works perfectly.
Also ContainerKit now starts 10 containers in 5 seconds while on .32 it
takes up to 3 minutes.
2010/7/25 Daniel Lezcano
> On 07/25/2010 01:57 PM, Denis Rizaev wrote:
>
>> Hi guys.
>> In last v
Hi guys.
In last versions of lxc lxc-start is very slow. On my system with 15
containers it stucks for ~20 seconds before actual container launch begins.
With strace i see that it does many umounts in /mnt.
Can anyone explain what happens?
---
Hi folks,
I want to show you our project for container management - ContainerKit.
Here you can read a short manual -
http://www.trueoffice.org/wiki/ContainerKit_en
General features:
* Proper multithreaded start/stop/restart of containers.
* Container creation/destroying.
* Container tagging.
Hi folks,
I want to show you our project for container management - ContainerKit.
Here you can read a short manual -
http://www.trueoffice.org/wiki/ContainerKit_en
General features:
* Proper multithreaded start/stop/restart of containers.
* Container creation/destroying.
* Container tagging.
Patch attached. Applies against latest git.
2010/5/20 Daniel Lezcano
> On 05/19/2010 11:07 PM, Denis Rizaev wrote:
> > I did a little investigation about runlevels and i think we can assume
> > runlevels 2-5 as normal.
> > So, we can check if system was in runlevel 2-5 an
I did a little investigation about runlevels and i think we can assume
runlevels 2-5 as normal.
So, we can check if system was in runlevel 2-5 and proc count is 1 and now
we are in 0/6.
I can prepare patch tomorrow if you agree with my idea.
2010/5/20 Daniel Lezcano
>
> Fixed 2) with commits :
>
Hi folks.
I'm using latest lxc git tools on ubuntu host with debian containers.
And there are some bugs:
1) In ubuntu, the default runlevel is 2, not 3. That's why reboot and halt
aren't handled properly. I've fixed it — patch is attached. But it's a
distro-specific patch, so I think we need anothe
