How is the default nice value of a user's processes implemented in Ubuntu server 22.04.4 LTS
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I've noticed that all services and processes with my user in Ubuntu Server 22.04.4 LTS have a
nice
value of 19
. I connect to the server through ssh, and my ssh sessions also have a nice
value of 19
. I didn't use the nice
or renice
commands.
I'm searching for the configuration that produces this default nice value. So far, I've seen that /etc/security/limits.conf
is the place to configure default nice
value, but my current file is all commented out. Also I cannot find any reference to this nice
value in the generic systemd user@.service
or user.slice
unit files.
In desktop Ubuntu, the default nice
value is 0
, so I assume it must be configurable.
Could you point me to the configuration file where this nice
value of 19
is configured?
Asked by AndresR
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Apr 26, 2024, 10:23 AM
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