Add a program option to update oom_score_adj for child processes. #754
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Added rlimits issue label (it's not an rlimit but that's the closest label we have for this). If such a feature was merged, it would be the first time a Linux-only feature was added to Supervisor. |
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@mnaberez how i can help to merge this? |
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Configuring the oom_score_adj value for child processes is a useful way of controlling the kernel's out-of-memory killer behavior. Other modern process managers (e.g. systemd, Upstart) also support it and it makes a lot of sense for Supervisor to do as well.