Hi - I just wanted to confirm my understanding of something... with process
isolation, Mesos will not do anything if a given executor exceeds its
resource allocation. In other words, if I accept a resource with 1GB of
memory and then my executor uses 3GB, Mesos won't detect that the pr
Yes.
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> On Oct 21, 2013, at 5:05 AM, Paul Mackles wrote:
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> Hi - I just wanted to confirm my understanding of something... with process
> isolation, Mesos will not do anything if a given executor exceeds its
> resource allocation. In other wor
See comments from Ben Mahler on related question about isolation and using
cgroups with and without cpu subsystems and cfs enforced:
If using process isolation nothing is enforced.
If using cgroups isolation:
with no subsystems: nothing is enforced.
with the 'cpu' subsystem:
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