> But I'm a bit worried, doesn't not mounting cpuset mean that containers,
> for instance, wouldn't work so well?
You just won't be able to lock containers to cpusets.
> That is, even if cgmanager doesn't mount the cpuset cgroup, if
> *anything* mounts it, processes in that cgroup tree will experience the
> underlying issue, no?
Yes.
And I still think that systemd is currently mounting it regardless
of cgmanager.
So ideally the effective_cpus thing would be fixed to work for
non-unified hierarchies.
> But I'm a bit worried, doesn't not mounting cpuset mean that containers,
> for instance, wouldn't work so well?
You just won't be able to lock containers to cpusets.
> That is, even if cgmanager doesn't mount the cpuset cgroup, if
> *anything* mounts it, processes in that cgroup tree will experience the
> underlying issue, no?
Yes.
And I still think that systemd is currently mounting it regardless
of cgmanager.
So ideally the effective_cpus thing would be fixed to work for
non-unified hierarchies.