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Linux VServer Project has done this for yearsLinux VServer Project has done this for yearsPosted Dec 6, 2005 16:04 UTC (Tue) by micah (subscriber, #20908)In reply to: Linux VServer Project has done this for years by kolyshkin Parent article: The first stable OpenVZ release
It sounds like the OpenVZ concept of UBC is basically identical to the token bucket limits that Linux-vserver has with possible more resource limits (at the cost of being more intrusive).
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Linux VServer Project has done this for years Posted Dec 7, 2005 10:23 UTC (Wed) by kolyshkin (subscriber, #34342) [Link] Token bucket is just an algorithm that can be used in rate limiting (such as traffic shaping etc.), it has almost nothing to do with resource management. The closest analogue to OpenVZ's User Beancounters is VServer's ulimit/rlimit. Still resource management is a very complex topic and I believe it is better implemented in OpenVZ.
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