tools/lscgroup: add support for default systemd delegation slice/scope
Enhance the lscgroup tool to support default systemd delegation
slice/scope, if set in the cgconfig.conf's systemd setting. Parse the
configuration file and read the systemd::delegate setting, if
any, and set it as the default systemd slice/scope in
systemd_default_cgroup. Setting it appends the slice/scope
name to the constructed default cgroup mount path.
When the user passes the relative cgroup name, its appends to the
sub-tree (delegated slice/scope) by default and if the user wishes to
create a cgroup in another subtree or cgroup root hierarchy, they need
to use the absolute path. For example:
cgroup_root
/ \
/ \
systemd.slice* cgrp1
|
systemd.scope
|
cgrp-d1
* default system delegation slice - read from cgconfig.conf
$ sudo lscgroup -g cpu:cgrp-d1
will list the cgroups under the cpu controller hirearchy
cgroup_root:systemd_default_cgroup:cgrp-d1
and for listing a cgroups cgrp1, the user can use:
$ sudo lscgroup -g cpu:/cgrp1
or use the newly introduced -b switch to ignore the systemd slice/scope:
$ sudo lscgroup -b -g cpu:cgrp1
Signed-off-by: Kamalesh Babulal <kamalesh.babulal@oracle.com>
Signed-off-by: Tom Hromatka <tom.hromatka@oracle.com>
(cherry picked from commit
eb7ece5f1e3c6ad0f48d5f7c67726e64d7db1b35)