Cloudlinux recommended to use cagefs with DA?

[Magistar]

Im starting fresh with Cloudlinux 9 and DirectAdmin. Do you recommend enabling CageFS and the Mysql governor? I have been using cloudlinux for a few years but never tried the cagefs. The same goes for the mysql governor. Instead I just set per hosting package cpu and vram limits. Not using cagefs meant I kept using DA to manage PHP versions and couldn't use the PHP selector of cloudlinux. But so far the +- 4 versions I offered were OK.

Is there anyone that has some experience with cagefs and/or the mysql governor?

 

[zEitEr]

Hello,

There is no much sense to run CloudLinux without CageFS, I believe. You can utilize cgroups, supported by DirectAdmin, without a CloudLinux license to get much of the same functionality.

Is there anyone that has some experience with cagefs and/or the mysql governor?

 

[Zhenmue]

yes, we use CL with CageFS and MySQL Governor on 7 DA Servers, without almost any issue.

i would totally recommend it, and if you are not using cagefs and mysql governor, and the multiple PHP Versiones you can use trough DA, then i would say that you can avoid CL completely, since you are not using most of its features.

 

[exlhost]

Since the implementation of resource limits (cgroups), we have completely phased out Cloud Linux with Cafegs on all boxes. DirectAdmin without is so much better and faster.