Hi Felip. On Mon, Oct 02, 2023 at 10:59:34AM +0200, Felip Moll <lipixx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Does cgroups account for virtual memory? Is it too expensive to > account for it? I cannot find it by reading the kernel but I might be > wrong. Virtual memory is a per-process resource (if you consider it a resource at all and if I understood what you mean by vsz). It is not well defined what would it mean if you summed up VSZ of all processes in a cgroup (vsz of one process is not exclusive to another process's vsz). So my answer is that doesn't make sense to account VSZ via cgroups. HTH, Michal
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