CGCONFIG-STARTUP-SYSTEMD(1)

NAME
cgconfig-startup-systemd - create cgroups at system startup under systemd

SYNOPSIS
cgconfig-startup-systemd start

DESCRIPTION
The cgconfig-startup-systemd utility checks that it is being executed during the system boot process and, if so, invokes the cgconfigparser(8) tool to set up the kernel control groups as defined by the /etc/cgconfig.conf file and files in the /etc/cgconfig.d directory. If the cgconfig-startup-systemd tool is invoked with stop or reload as a subcommand, it outputs an error message and exits.

To determine whether the system is currently in the boot process, cgconfig-startup-systemd uses the is-system-running subcommand of the systemctl(1) tool.

ENVIRONMENT
If the CGCONFIG_FORCE_STARTUP environment variable is set to the value “1”, cgconfig-startup-systemd will bypass the systemctl is-system-running check and proceed to run cgconfigparser(8) as if the boot check had succeeded.

FILES
The operation of the cgconfig-startup-systemd utility is not directly influenced by the contents of any files.

EXAMPLES
Set up control groups at system boot time:

    cgconfig-startup-systemd start

DIAGNOSTICS

SEE ALSO
cgconfigparser(8)

STANDARDS
No standards were harmed during the production of the cgconfig-startup-systemd utility.

HISTORY
The cgconfig-startup-systemd utility was written by the StorPool development team in 2022.

AUTHORS
StorPool <support@storpool.com>

BUGS
No, thank you :) But if you should actually find any, please report them to the StorPool team.