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CGSNAPSHOT(1) | libcgroup Manual | CGSNAPSHOT(1) |
NAME¶
cgsnapshot - generate the configuration file for given controllers
SYNOPSIS¶
cgsnapshot [-h] [-s] [-t] [-b file] [-w file] [-f output_file] [controller] [...]
DESCRIPTION¶
cgsnapshot generates the cgconfig compatible configuration file for the given controllers. If no controller is set, then cgsnapshot shows all mounted hierarchies. The output is in the same format as the cgconfig.conf configuration file.
- -b file
- Display only variables from the denylist. The default location of the denylist is /etc/cgsnapshot_denylist.conf. This list contains all variables which should be ignored by the cgsnapshot If the variable is denylisted, it will not be displayed. If it is not present on the denylist, the allowlist is checked.
- -h, --help
- display this help and exit
- -f, --file
- Redirect the output to output_file
- -s, --silent
- Ignore all warnings
- -t, --strict
- Do not display the variables which are not on the allowlist
- -w file
- Set the denylist configuration file. This list contains all variables
which should be displayed by cgsnapshot If the variable is not
denylisted, the allowlist is checked. If the variable is on the allowlist,
it is displayed by cgsnapshot If the variable is not on the
allowlist, the variable is displayed and a warning message is produced. By
default the allowlist is not used.
The warning message can be omitted using the -s, --silent flag. If the -t, --strict flag is used, the variable which is not on the allowlist is not displayed.
- controller
- defines the controller whose hierarchies will be output
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES¶
- CGROUP_LOGLEVEL
- controls verbosity of the tool. Allowed values are DEBUG, INFO, WARNING or ERROR.
FILES¶
- /etc/cgsnapshot_denylist.conf
- default denylist
- /etc/cgsnapshot_allowlist.conf
- default allowlist
- /etc/cgconfig.conf
- default libcgroup configuration file
EXAMPLES¶
- cgsnapshot -s -f /etc/cgconfig.conf.cgsnapshot
- create configuration file which contains all mounted controllers and all control groups which are on the actual system
- cgsnapshot -s -f /etc/cgconfig.conf.cgsnapshot cpu
- create configuration file which contains hierarchy containing cpu controller and all its control groups on the actual system
SEE ALSO¶
cgconfig.conf (5)
2010-07-28 | Linux |