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cgroups need to be managed by the worker itself - worker is unable to add its own PID into the child cgroup due to a violation of the cgroupv2 common ancestor rule. Workaround will be as follows:
The worker will manage its own cgroups like before.
We will use systemd to get a user delegated space for creating/managing cgroups by default, with the option of configuring a custom pool path (user will be responsible for making sure the custom path meets all the requirements for the worker to function)
This reverts commit a268288.
cgroups need to be managed by the worker itself
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This reverts commit a268288.
cgroups need to be managed by the worker itself - worker is unable to add its own PID into the child cgroup due to a violation of the cgroupv2 common ancestor rule. Workaround will be as follows: