> It uses a bunch of useful modern Linux features.
That's the best thing about it too. It deliberately makes use of Linux features, making it much better than portable lowest common denominator software. Cgroups really does make services more manageable since even badly behaving forking daemons can't escape.
That's the best thing about it too. It deliberately makes use of Linux features, making it much better than portable lowest common denominator software. Cgroups really does make services more manageable since even badly behaving forking daemons can't escape.