Hello All,
I am aware that using limit I can limit virtual memory allocated for a process, but it results in the application crashing on exceeding the limit.
My question is how can I limit the usage of resident memory on an SLES machine for a process so that if it exceeds the limit page fault should force the process to swap in and out. The idea is that I want the process to still run on my system but not exceed the resident memory limit set.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Arun S L.
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