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Most software running on w Linux server are not running in a container, which itself has (minimal) resource overhead. Unless you are talking about VMs in cloud
by dotancohen 2y ago
Most software running on w Linux server are not running in a container, which itself has (minimal) resource overhead.
Unless you are talking about VMs in cloud computing, but even in those cases the VM is usually abstracted away and the end client only sees a VPS (e.g. with EC2 or GCE).
- yuliyp 2y agoYou don't need containers to use cgroups. For instance, systemd uses cgroups to control resource allocation to various services.