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After discovering Linux’s wonderful Pressure Stall Information (PSI for short) subsystem, I’ve been trying to set up monitoring on Docker containers where I run very memory, CPU and I/O hungry game servers (not hard to guess – it’s Minecraft).

Here’s a few patterns I’ve picked up based on using Docker since 2014. I’ve extracted these from doing a bunch of freelance work.

Docker is a compiler that deals with higher level abstractions. That makes it an extremely powerful tool.