ulimit - is a built-in Linux shell command that allows viewing or limiting system resource amounts that individual users consume

Syntax $ ulimit [flags][limit]

To set the physical memory size in kilobytes $ ulimit -m 10000

To view the detailed soft limits for the current user $ ulimit -Sa

To view the detailed hard limits for the current user $ ulimit -Ha

To find the resource amount that the current user has access to use $ ulimit

To get a detailed report with all resource limits for the current user $ ulimit -a

To limit the process number to 10 $ ulimit -u 10

To set the maximum file size that a user can make $ ulimit -f 100

To limit maximum virtual memory $ ulimit -v 1500

To limits the number of simultaneously opened files $ ulimit -n 10

To display maximum users process $ ulimit -u

To show maximum memory size limit $ ulimit -v

To display the Hard limit $ ulimit -Hn

To display Soft Limit $ ulimit -Sn

To check out the max scheduling priority of the current user $ ulimit -e

To check the maximum stack size of the current user $ ulimit -s

To report the time each process is allowed to run $ ulimit -t

To check out how many file descriptors a process $ ulimit -n

To check out the help options $ ulimit --help

regards, T.Dhanasekar