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[Bug] parent-cgroup does not work as expected #4287
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer do anything. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer do anything. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer do anything. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer do anything. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer doesn't do anything, though a user specifying it could reasonably expect it to move the process under that cgroup. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer doesn't do anything, though a user specifying it could reasonably expect it to move the process under that cgroup. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer doesn't do anything, though a user specifying it could reasonably expect it to move the process under that cgroup. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer doesn't do anything, though a user specifying it could reasonably expect it to move the process under that cgroup. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: firecracker-microvm#4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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If we specify `--parent-cgroup` without any `--cgroup` option, the jailer doesn't do anything, though a user specifying it could reasonably expect it to move the process under that cgroup. We could just error in that situation, and expect something else to launch the jailer process in a cgroup, but we risk breaking anybody that is already using it that way. Instead, we move the process to the `--parent-cgroup` since it's the most intuitive, although the specified `--parent-cgroup` is not a parent in that case. Link: #4287 Signed-off-by: Pablo Barbáchano <pablob@amazon.com>
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Describe the bug
When starting a jailer with the parent-cgroup specified but no cgroup flags specified, then the rules in the parent cgroup folder is ignored.
To Reproduce
jailer --id myid --parent-cgroup firecracker --cgroup-version 2 --exec-file /usr/local/bin/firecracker-v1.5.0 --uid 1000 --gid 1000 --chroot-base-dir /tmp
but if I run with a dummy cgroup parameter it works:
jailer --id myid --parent-cgroup firecracker --cgroup-version 2 --cgroup=memory.max=max --exec-file /usr/local/bin/firecracker-v1.5.0 --uid 1000 --gid 1000 --chroot-base-dir /tmp
Expected behaviour
If I have a cgroup folder set up with all my settings it should be possible to use that without using any dummy parameters
Environment
Firecracker v1.5.0, kernel 5.10, Ubuntu 22.04
Additional context
More info in this slack thread
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