Great, thank you. Now you can close this ticket.
** Changed in: lxd (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
Resource limits do not
If you're interested in commercial support from Canonical or don't want
to be potentially asked to replicate issues you find on LXD 2.0 on
Xenial first, then you should be using Xenial instead.
If you are happy to do a bit more debugging on your end when hitting an
issue and do not require commerc
Thank you, do you recommend for production use LXD 2.0 on Trusty?
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Title:
Resource limits do not apply when host is Trusty
To manage notificatio
Xenial is what we mostly target, but trusty with the lts-xenial kernel
and cgroup-lite should give you effectively the same thing.
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Title:
Resour
Thank you, if I use linux-generic-lts-xenial kernel on Trusty, the CPU
limiting is works. (And don't need latest daily ppa lxd.)
We would like to use LXD in production environment, running on Trusty
host and Trusty containers with mysql. Can we use production with safe?
What is the primary develop
That (effective_cpus) *should* be fixed in the daily ppa by a patch on
Apr 26: "cpuset: fall back to cpuset.cpus on older kernels"
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Title:
Resour
I made a new test, I set KVM guest config CPU host-passthrough, and CPU
core limiting did not work. I found effective_cpus error in log file
too.
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Thank you, there was not installed cgroup-lite before, and I found
CGroup ignore lines in lxd.log. (Can you add cgroup-lite install to your
tutorial? https://www.stgraber.org/2016/03/15/lxd-2-0-installing-and-
configuring-lxd-212/ )
After I installed cgroup-lite, memory limiting is works. But CPU
Do you have cgroup-lite installed?
I suspect LXD is telling you resource limits are disable in
/var/log/lxd/lxd.log, most likely because those cgroup controllers
aren't mounted on your system.
Installing cgroup-lite should fix that for you.
** Changed in: lxd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incom
