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  • Understanding the Linux Kernel Scheduler

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    The Scheduler is one of the most critical components of the Linux kernel, responsible for managing how processes (also known as tasks) are allocated CPU time. It ensures that multiple processes can share the CPU effectively, balancing performance, responsiveness, and fairness. The scheduler determines which process runs on the CPU at any given time, ensuring…

  • Understanding cgroups in the Linux Kernel

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    Control Groups, commonly known as cgroups, are a powerful feature of the Linux kernel that allow administrators and developers to manage, limit, and isolate the resources used by processes. If you are working on optimizing Linux systems or managing containerized environments like Docker or Kubernetes, understanding cgroups is essential. In this article, we will explore…