1. Pages cached by applications are charged to its container for the purpose of memory resource limits.
2. IME the kernel takes the container's memory limit into account when determining whether to allocate a page for cache. Caching, by itself, won't cause the container to exceed a memory limit.
2. IME the kernel takes the container's memory limit into account when determining whether to allocate a page for cache. Caching, by itself, won't cause the container to exceed a memory limit.