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2.6. Removing Cgroups

Remove cgroups with the cgdelete, which has a syntax similar to that of cgcreate. Run: cgdelete subsystems:path, where:
  • subsystems is a comma-separated list of subsystems.
  • path is the path to the cgroup relative to the root of the hierarchy.
For example:
cgdelete cpu,net_cls:/test-subgroup
cgdelete can also recursively remove all subgroups with the option -r.
When you delete a control group, all its tasks move to its parent group.

 
 
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