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systemd is the most notable process manager that has cgroups support, and the article is talking about process managers that "fail".

It doesn't matter if it's not the PID 1 that fails. The article is saying: if the process that is supposed to receive OOM notification and kill the process fails, you will observe symptoms that are very hard to diagnose.

PID 1 dying is of course really bad, but if other processes in the init system die, your system can still be hosed, as pointed out here.



> systemd is the most notable process manager that has cgroups support

So? Not everything is about systemd.

systemd does not disable the OOM killer, so this has nothing to do with systemd.

You can create cgroups yourself you know - you don't need systemd for that.


> So? Not everything is about systemd.

It's time for an equivalent to Godwin's law for systemd.




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