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var (
	ErrInvalidPid               = errors.New("cgroups: pid must be greater than 0")
	ErrMountPointNotExist       = errors.New("cgroups: cgroup mountpoint does not exist")
	ErrInvalidFormat            = errors.New("cgroups: parsing file with invalid format failed")
	ErrFreezerNotSupported      = errors.New("cgroups: freezer cgroup not supported on this system")
	ErrMemoryNotSupported       = errors.New("cgroups: memory cgroup not supported on this system")
	ErrCgroupDeleted            = errors.New("cgroups: cgroup deleted")
	ErrNoCgroupMountDestination = errors.New("cgroups: cannot find cgroup mount destination")
)
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var (
	// ErrIgnoreSubsystem allows the specific subsystem to be skipped
	ErrIgnoreSubsystem = errors.New("skip subsystem")
	// ErrDevicesRequired is returned when the devices subsystem is required but
	// does not exist or is not active
	ErrDevicesRequired = errors.New("devices subsystem is required")
)
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var ErrControllerNotActive = errors.New("controller is not supported")

ErrControllerNotActive is returned when a controller is not supported or enabled

Functions

func AllowAny 

func AllowAny(_ Subsystem, _ Path, _ error) error

AllowAny allows any subsystem errors to be skipped

func IgnoreModules 

func IgnoreModules(names ...string) func(*memoryController)

IgnoreModules configure the memory controller to not read memory metrics for some module names (e.g. passing "memsw" would avoid all the memory.memsw.* entries)

func IgnoreNotExist 

func IgnoreNotExist(err error) error

IgnoreNotExist ignores any errors that are for not existing files

func NewBlkio 

func NewBlkio(root string, options ...func(controller *blkioController)) *blkioController

NewBlkio returns a Blkio controller given the root folder of cgroups. It may optionally accept other configuration options, such as ProcRoot(path)

func NewCpu 

func NewCpu(root string) *cpuController

func NewCpuacct 

func NewCpuacct(root string) *cpuacctController

func NewCpuset 

func NewCpuset(root string) *cpusetController

func NewDevices 

func NewDevices(root string) *devicesController

func NewFreezer 

func NewFreezer(root string) *freezerController

func NewHugetlb 

func NewHugetlb(root string) (*hugetlbController, error)

func NewMemory 

func NewMemory(root string, options ...func(*memoryController)) *memoryController

NewMemory returns a Memory controller given the root folder of cgroups. It may optionally accept other configuration options, such as IgnoreModules(...)

func NewNamed 

func NewNamed(root string, name Name) *namedController

func NewNetCls 

func NewNetCls(root string) *netclsController

func NewNetPrio 

func NewNetPrio(root string) *netprioController

func NewPids 

func NewPids(root string) *pidsController

func NewRdma 

func NewRdma(root string) *rdmaController

func OptionalSwap 

func OptionalSwap() func(*memoryController)

OptionalSwap allows the memory controller to not fail if cgroups is not accounting Swap memory (there are no memory.memsw.* entries)

func ParseCgroupFile 

func ParseCgroupFile(path string) (map[string]string, error)

ParseCgroupFile parses the given cgroup file, typically /proc/self/cgroup or /proc/<pid>/cgroup, into a map of subsystems to cgroup paths, e.g. 

"cpu": "/user.slice/user-1000.slice"
"pids": "/user.slice/user-1000.slice"

etc.

The resulting map does not have an element for cgroup v2 unified hierarchy. Use cgroups.ParseCgroupFileUnified to get the unified path.

func ParseCgroupFileUnified deprecated 

func ParseCgroupFileUnified(path string) (map[string]string, string, error)

ParseCgroupFileUnified returns legacy subsystem paths as the first value, and returns the unified path as the second value.

Deprecated: use cgroups.ParseCgroupFileUnified instead .

func ProcRoot 

func ProcRoot(path string) func(controller *blkioController)

ProcRoot overrides the default location of the "/proc" filesystem

func RequireDevices 

func RequireDevices(s Subsystem, _ Path, _ error) error

RequireDevices requires the device subsystem but no others

func RootPath 

func RootPath(subsystem Name) (string, error)

Types

type Cgroup 

type Cgroup interface {
	// New creates a new cgroup under the calling cgroup
	New(string, *specs.LinuxResources) (Cgroup, error)
	// Add adds a process to the cgroup (cgroup.procs). Without additional arguments,
	// the process is added to all the cgroup subsystems. When giving Add a list of
	// subsystem names, the process is only added to those subsystems, provided that
	// they are active in the targeted cgroup.
	Add(Process, ...Name) error
	// AddProc adds the process with the given id to the cgroup (cgroup.procs).
	// Without additional arguments, the process with the given id is added to all
	// the cgroup subsystems. When giving AddProc a list of subsystem names, the process
	// id is only added to those subsystems, provided that they are active in the targeted
	// cgroup.
	AddProc(uint64, ...Name) error
	// AddTask adds a process to the cgroup (tasks). Without additional arguments, the
	// task is added to all the cgroup subsystems. When giving AddTask a list of subsystem
	// names, the task is only added to those subsystems, provided that they are active in
	// the targeted cgroup.
	AddTask(Process, ...Name) error
	// Delete removes the cgroup as a whole
	Delete() error
	// MoveTo moves all the processes under the calling cgroup to the provided one
	// subsystems are moved one at a time
	MoveTo(Cgroup) error
	// Stat returns the stats for all subsystems in the cgroup
	Stat(...ErrorHandler) (*v1.Metrics, error)
	// Update updates all the subsystems with the provided resource changes
	Update(resources *specs.LinuxResources) error
	// Processes returns all the processes in a select subsystem for the cgroup
	Processes(Name, bool) ([]Process, error)
	// Tasks returns all the tasks in a select subsystem for the cgroup
	Tasks(Name, bool) ([]Task, error)
	// Freeze freezes or pauses all processes inside the cgroup
	Freeze() error
	// Thaw thaw or resumes all processes inside the cgroup
	Thaw() error
	// OOMEventFD returns the memory subsystem's event fd for OOM events
	OOMEventFD() (uintptr, error)
	// RegisterMemoryEvent returns the memory subsystems event fd for whatever memory event was
	// registered for. Can alternatively register for the oom event with this method.
	RegisterMemoryEvent(MemoryEvent) (uintptr, error)
	// State returns the cgroups current state
	State() State
	// Subsystems returns all the subsystems in the cgroup
	Subsystems() []Subsystem
}

Cgroup handles interactions with the individual groups to perform actions on them as them main interface to this cgroup package

func Load 

func Load(path Path, opts ...InitOpts) (Cgroup, error)

Load will load an existing cgroup and allow it to be controlled All static path should not include `/sys/fs/cgroup/` prefix, it should start with your own cgroups name

func New 

func New(path Path, resources *specs.LinuxResources, opts ...InitOpts) (Cgroup, error)

New returns a new control via the cgroup cgroups interface

type ErrorHandler 

type ErrorHandler func(err error) error

ErrorHandler is a function that handles and acts on errors

type EventNotificationMode 

type EventNotificationMode string

EventNotificationMode corresponds to the notification modes for the memory cgroups pressure level notifications. 

const (
	DefaultMode   EventNotificationMode = "default"
	LocalMode     EventNotificationMode = "local"
	HierarchyMode EventNotificationMode = "hierarchy"
)

There are three optional modes that specify different propagation behavior:

  • "default": this is the default behavior specified above. This mode is the same as omitting the optional mode parameter, preserved by backwards compatibility.
  • "hierarchy": events always propagate up to the root, similar to the default behavior, except that propagation continues regardless of whether there are event listeners at each level, with the "hierarchy" mode. In the above example, groups A, B, and C will receive notification of memory pressure.
  • "local": events are pass-through, i.e. they only receive notifications when memory pressure is experienced in the memcg for which the notification is registered. In the above example, group C will receive notification if registered for "local" notification and the group experiences memory pressure. However, group B will never receive notification, regardless if there is an event listener for group C or not, if group B is registered for local notification. "https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/cgroup-v1/memory.txt" Section 11

type Hierarchy 

type Hierarchy func() ([]Subsystem, error)

Hierarchy enables both unified and split hierarchy for cgroups

func SingleSubsystem 

func SingleSubsystem(baseHierarchy Hierarchy, subsystem Name) Hierarchy

SingleSubsystem returns a single cgroup subsystem within the base Hierarchy

type InitCheck 

type InitCheck func(Subsystem, Path, error) error

InitCheck allows subsystems errors to be checked when initialized or loaded

type InitConfig 

type InitConfig struct {
	// InitCheck can be used to check initialization errors from the subsystem
	InitCheck InitCheck
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

InitConfig provides configuration options for the creation or loading of a cgroup and its subsystems

type InitOpts 

type InitOpts func(*InitConfig) error

InitOpts allows configuration for the creation or loading of a cgroup

func WithHiearchy deprecated 

func WithHiearchy(h Hierarchy) InitOpts

WithHiearchy sets a list of cgroup subsystems. It is just kept for backward compatibility and will be removed in v4.

Deprecated: use WithHierarchy instead.

func WithHierarchy 

func WithHierarchy(h Hierarchy) InitOpts

WithHierarchy sets a list of cgroup subsystems. The default list is coming from /proc/self/mountinfo.

type MemoryEvent 

type MemoryEvent interface {
	Arg() string
	EventFile() string
}

MemoryEvent is an interface that V1 memory Cgroup notifications implement. Arg returns the file name whose fd should be written to "cgroups.event_control". EventFile returns the name of the file that supports the notification api e.g. "memory.usage_in_bytes".

func MemoryPressureEvent 

func MemoryPressureEvent(pressureLevel MemoryPressureLevel, hierarchy EventNotificationMode) MemoryEvent

MemoryPressureEvent returns a new MemoryEvent representing the memory pressure set.

func MemoryThresholdEvent 

func MemoryThresholdEvent(threshold uint64, swap bool) MemoryEvent

MemoryThresholdEvent returns a new MemoryEvent representing the memory threshold set. If swap is true, the event will be registered using memory.memsw.usage_in_bytes

func OOMEvent 

func OOMEvent() MemoryEvent

OOMEvent returns a new oom event to be used with RegisterMemoryEvent.

type MemoryPressureLevel 

type MemoryPressureLevel string

MemoryPressureLevel corresponds to the memory pressure levels defined for memory cgroups. 

const (
	LowPressure      MemoryPressureLevel = "low"
	MediumPressure   MemoryPressureLevel = "medium"
	CriticalPressure MemoryPressureLevel = "critical"
)

The three memory pressure levels are as follows.

  • The "low" level means that the system is reclaiming memory for new allocations. Monitoring this reclaiming activity might be useful for maintaining cache level. Upon notification, the program (typically "Activity Manager") might analyze vmstat and act in advance (i.e. prematurely shutdown unimportant services).
  • The "medium" level means that the system is experiencing medium memory pressure, the system might be making swap, paging out active file caches, etc. Upon this event applications may decide to further analyze vmstat/zoneinfo/memcg or internal memory usage statistics and free any resources that can be easily reconstructed or re-read from a disk.
  • The "critical" level means that the system is actively thrashing, it is about to out of memory (OOM) or even the in-kernel OOM killer is on its way to trigger. Applications should do whatever they can to help the system. It might be too late to consult with vmstat or any other statistics, so it is advisable to take an immediate action. "https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/cgroup-v1/memory.txt" Section 11

type Name 

type Name string

Name is a typed name for a cgroup subsystem 

const (
	Devices   Name = "devices"
	Hugetlb   Name = "hugetlb"
	Freezer   Name = "freezer"
	Pids      Name = "pids"
	NetCLS    Name = "net_cls"
	NetPrio   Name = "net_prio"
	PerfEvent Name = "perf_event"
	Cpuset    Name = "cpuset"
	Cpu       Name = "cpuctl"
	Cpuacct   Name = "cpuacct"
	Memory    Name = "memcg"
	Blkio     Name = "blkio"
	Rdma      Name = "rdma"
)
const (
	SystemdDbus Name = "systemd"
)

func Subsystems 

func Subsystems() []Name

Subsystems returns a complete list of the default cgroups available on most linux systems

type Path 

type Path func(subsystem Name) (string, error)

func NestedPath 

func NestedPath(suffix string) Path

NestedPath will nest the cgroups based on the calling processes cgroup placing its child processes inside its own path

func PidPath 

func PidPath(pid int) Path

PidPath will return the correct cgroup paths for an existing process running inside a cgroup This is commonly used for the Load function to restore an existing container

func Slice 

func Slice(slice, name string) Path

func StaticPath 

func StaticPath(path string) Path

StaticPath returns a static path to use for all cgroups

type PerfEventController 

type PerfEventController struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewPerfEvent 

func NewPerfEvent(root string) *PerfEventController

func (*PerfEventController) Name 

func (p *PerfEventController) Name() Name

func (*PerfEventController) Path 

func (p *PerfEventController) Path(path string) string

type Process 

type Process struct {
	// Subsystem is the name of the subsystem that the process / task is in.
	Subsystem Name
	// Pid is the process id of the process / task.
	Pid int
	// Path is the full path of the subsystem and location that the process / task is in.
	Path string
}

type State 

type State string

State is a type that represents the state of the current cgroup 

const (
	Unknown  State = ""
	Thawed   State = "thawed"
	Frozen   State = "frozen"
	Freezing State = "freezing"
	Deleted  State = "deleted"
)

type Subsystem 

type Subsystem interface {
	Name() Name
}

func Default 

func Default() ([]Subsystem, error)

Default returns all the groups in the default cgroups mountpoint in a single hierarchy

func Systemd 

func Systemd() ([]Subsystem, error)

type SystemdController 

type SystemdController struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewSystemd 

func NewSystemd(root string) (*SystemdController, error)

func (*SystemdController) Create 

func (s *SystemdController) Create(path string, _ *specs.LinuxResources) error

func (*SystemdController) Delete 

func (s *SystemdController) Delete(path string) error

func (*SystemdController) Name 

func (s *SystemdController) Name() Name

type Task 

type Task = Process

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