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22 Oct 2026 · linux, cgroups, containers, kernel · 4 min
cgroup is the kernel structure that says how much CPU and memory a process (or a container) can use. Measured in a container with -m 256m and --cpus 0.5: memory.max = 268435456 bytes and cpu.max = quota 50000 us per 100000 us.
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