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Reviewer's GuideAdds a new documentation section in README.md detailing how to override QM container attributes via systemd drop-in files, complete with setup steps, an example use case, verification procedures, and best-practice notes. File-Level Changes
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Hey @ArtiomDivak - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!
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We are looking to document OOMScoreAdjust for nested containers from #893, please update your PR to document 893. |
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This adds comprehensive documentation on how to customize QM container configuration using systemd drop-in files without modifying the original qm.container file. Includes practical examples and verification steps. Closes containers#899 Signed-off-by: Artiom Divak <adivak@redhat.com>
@ArtiomDivak please take a look at aib test Can you analyze it? There is another fix need to be rebased once it is merge |
looking at it on #916 |
"Add documentation for adjusting OOM scores in nested containers
This adds comprehensive documentation on how to customize OOM score
adjustment for nested containers running inside QM, including:
The documentation shows how to set different OOM priorities for
nested containers (1000 vs 100) to control OOM killer behavior.
Closes #899