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This basically means that we have to ask for cgroup delegation and can then only manage processes under a specific subtree. A more concerning issue for LISA is that the freezer cgroup usage moves processes from wherever they were to a given cgroup, and then move them back to the root group. AFAIU this will break systemd pretty badly, as all tasks are in a specific group (slices/services) to start with, and not in root group.
Cgroup delegation would limit the use of the freezer to a subset of tasks, but services could be manually stopped to achieve similar effects.
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Cgroup management has been expected to follow some rules for some time now, especially on systemd systems:
https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/ControlGroupInterface/
This basically means that we have to ask for cgroup delegation and can then only manage processes under a specific subtree. A more concerning issue for LISA is that the freezer cgroup usage moves processes from wherever they were to a given cgroup, and then move them back to the root group. AFAIU this will break systemd pretty badly, as all tasks are in a specific group (slices/services) to start with, and not in root group.
Cgroup delegation would limit the use of the freezer to a subset of tasks, but services could be manually stopped to achieve similar effects.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: