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vzgot

A lightweight C-based Linux container manager featuring cgroup v2, AppArmor isolation, isolated per-container load reporting, and delegated administration.ublic repos for vzgot.

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  • Free
  • Open Source

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  • Linux
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  1.  No registration required
  2.  Command line interface
  3.  Container Virtualization
  4.  Virtualization

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  • Developed by

    Jean-Marc Pigeon

  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is vzgot?

vzgot is an independent, lightweight Linux container manager written in pure C, designed to deliver resource control and process isolation with zero runtime bloat.

Key Features:

  • Native C Implementation: Built for maximum efficiency and execution speed, eliminating the overhead of heavy background daemons.
  • Modern Isolation: Integrates directly with cgroup v2 for resource management and AppArmor profiles for security boundary enforcement.
  • Isolated Resource Metrics: Replaces host-wide stats by supplanting /proc/cpuinfo and load average reporting within the container. Applications measure only their assigned container workload rather than overall host pressure.
  • Delegated Administration: Enables assigning container management rights to dedicated container-admin accounts without exposing full host-wide root privileges.
  • Transparent Architecture: Tailored for system administrators and developers requiring a lean, inspectable container system.