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It would be nice if we could define user session limits (for CPU and memory for start) via CGroup handlers. Scenario: 1. we define ldap schema to store these extra attributes for users 2. pam_sss would cooperate with systemd and define cpu/memory limits on user control group slice.
Does it make a sense?
It makes sense to cooperate with systemd on this one. See for example: https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2015-September/034097.html here Lennart talks about an API to query which would allow logind to query which slice a user belogs to.
I think it would make sense to look into this ticket when the files provider is ready and when the D-Bus interface allows querying additional attributes for users regardless of whether they come from LDAP or files. Then the cgroups "interface" could be part of sssd-dbus.
Of course, the schema is a whole another question..
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milestone: NEEDS_TRIAGE => SSSD Patches welcome
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