Hi,
I was playing around with lxc for some time now. I used (all amd64
based) Ubuntu 12.04 with the shipped kernel 3.2.0 and the backported
3.5.0 and the lxc 0.7.5. However, I also tried a vanilla 3.9.2 kernel
with the lxc-daily 0.9.0;
So far this stuff is quite cool, but I have some considerati
Hi Robert,
On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 10:15 PM, Robert Gierzinger
wrote:
> Is there anything planned to restrict exhaustive process generation in a
> guest or any other means to defend against fork bombs?
In recent kernels (such as 3.9.x) you have
`memory.kmem.limit_in_bytes` which could be use for
