• Guarantee fair resource access to all
• Prevent system crashes and congestion.
• Isolate limit-exceeding users and processes within one or more cgroup-based “jail cores” where they cannot affect other users or the total system.
• You determine jail and release thresholds for specific groups and individuals. When overuse ends, jailed users resume full system sharing and jail cores convert back into general use.
• Instead of waiting to jail certain system-slowing processes, you can kill them as they arise, including zombies, unauthorized processes, and those using too much memory.

• Unused dedicated resources are automatically re-allocated. (This is the most efficient a system is capable of)
  
• Limit-exceeding users are sent to a “jail core” where they share that core's resources. In a packed jail, users are throttled. In a relatively empty one, users may be given even more resources than before they were jailed. This protects the masses while helping, when possible, those with higher demands.
  
• Users and programs can use swap space beyond their physical RAM memory usage limits.

• Double (2x) your customers per server as compared to any other product.
• More users per server no longer means higher risk of overuse and instability.
• More customers per server means more money for you.
  

• See in real time which users and processes use the most CPU
• See which users are exceeding limits
• See which admin-assigned groups users belong to
• See each user’s total number of running programs with UID, and more.
• See detailed system core information, including how much of each “jail core” each user or process is using.
• You have extensive logging options and the ability to create summaries for definable periods.

• You can define all settings in one configuration file so the same file can be used on any system without changes.

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