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# Module cgroup

> Native, read-only cgroup v2 observations of the executing adapter host. A cgroup is a scope, not a claim of exclusive ownership by this invocation.

Generated from `cargo doc --no-deps -p nemo-fabric-core`.

Native, read-only cgroup v2 observations of the executing adapter host. A cgroup is a scope, not a claim of exclusive ownership by this invocation.

## Structs

* [CgroupSnapshot](/nemo/fabric/reference/api/rust-library-reference/nemo-fabric-core/system_stats/cgroup/struct-cgroupsnapshot): One observation of the cgroup containing the adapter host. Its counters include the cgroup's descendants and may include other workloads. Limits cover only visible ancestors; ancestors hidden by namespaces are unknown.

## Enums

* [CgroupObservation](/nemo/fabric/reference/api/rust-library-reference/nemo-fabric-core/system_stats/cgroup/enum-cgroupobservation): A cgroup reading, or why the correctly targeted scope was unavailable.
* [Measurement](/nemo/fabric/reference/api/rust-library-reference/nemo-fabric-core/system_stats/cgroup/enum-measurement): A measured value or its availability. Unlimited is distinct from unknown and is used only for limits. No missing measurement is replaced with zero.