Crate rlmctl_common

Structs§

AppRule: A persistent application limit rule. Instances whose executable basename is in match_exe are placed into a shared app-<name> cgroup with these limits. Limits are stored inline (a snapshot), not as a reference to a profile.
Config
CpuLimit: CPU limit as percentage (0-100 per core, can exceed 100 for multiple cores)
GuardConfig: Configuration for the rlm-guard freeze-guard daemon. Every field defaults, so a missing guard: section (or any missing key) yields a working setup.
GuardSelection: Victim-selection knobs.
GuardTiming: Timing/hysteresis knobs.
GuardTrigger: Pressure thresholds (PSI percentages and a MemAvailable backstop).
IoLimit: I/O bandwidth limit in bytes per second
Limit: Resource limits to apply to a process
MemoryLimit: Memory limit in bytes
Profile

BUILTIN_PROTECT: Process names always protected from the guard, regardless of config.
DELEGATION_HINT: Instructions to enable cgroup delegation for the calling user, shared by every error and hint that needs to explain the fix.
MIN_IO_BPS: An I/O bandwidth limit below this is rejected: below 64 KiB/s a process cannot make meaningful progress.
MIN_MEMORY_BYTES: A memory limit below this is rejected: a process cannot start, let alone make progress, in less than 8 MiB.

build_limit: Build a Limit from optional string values
builtin_presets: Built-in preset profiles
format_bytes: Format bytes as human-readable string
is_protected: A process is protected if its full executable basename is in set, or, when the executable is unreadable, if its comm is. comm is truncated to 15 characters by the kernel, so it only matches short names.
parse_size: Parse a byte size: optional decimal fraction, optional unit K/M/G/T with an optional “B” or “iB” suffix, case-insensitive, all binary multiples. A bare number is bytes.
protect_set: Built-in protect names plus the user’s additions from guard.selection.protect.