The following table shows the resource controls that can be set in the console. The table describes the resource that is constrained by each control. The table also identifies the default units that are used by the project database for that resource. The default units are of two types:
Quantities represent a limited amount.
Indexes represent a maximum valid identifier.
Thus, project.cpu-shares specifies the number of shares to which the project is entitled. process.max-file-descriptor specifies the highest file number that can be assigned to a process by the open(2) system call.
Table 15–1 Standard Resource Controls Available in the Solaris Management Console
Control Name |
Description |
Default Unit |
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project.cpu-shares |
The number of CPU shares that are granted to this project for use with the fair share scheduler (FSS) (see the FSS(7) man page) |
Quantity (shares) |
task.max-cpu-time |
Maximum CPU time that is available to this task's processes |
Time (seconds) |
task.max-lwps |
Maximum number of LWPs simultaneously available to this task's processes |
Quantity (LWPs) |
process.max-cpu-time |
Maximum CPU time that is available to this process |
Time (seconds) |
process.max-file-descriptor |
Maximum file descriptor index that is available to this process |
Index (maximum file descriptor) |
process.max-file-size |
Maximum file offset that is available for writing by this process |
Size (bytes) |
process.max-core-size |
Maximum size of a core file that is created by this process |
Size (bytes) |
process.max-data-size |
Maximum heap memory that is available to this process |
Size (bytes) |
process.max-stack-size |
Maximum stack memory segment that is available to this process |
Size (bytes) |
process.max-address-space |
Maximum amount of address space, as summed over segment sizes, available to this process |
Size (bytes) |