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project.cpu-cap
| Absolute limit on the amount of CPU resources that can be consumed by
a project. A value of 100 means 100% of one CPU as the project.cpu-cap setting. A value of 125 is 125%,
because 100% corresponds to one full CPU on the system when using CPU caps.
| Quantity (number of CPUs)
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project.cpu-shares
| Number of CPU shares granted to this project for use with the fair share
scheduler (see FSS(7)).
| Quantity (shares)
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project.max-crypto-memory
| Total amount of kernel memory that can be used by libpkcs11 for
hardware crypto acceleration. Allocations for kernel buffers and session-related
structures are charged against this resource control.
| Size (bytes)
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project.max-locked-memory
| Total amount of physical locked memory allowed. If priv_proc_lock_memory is assigned to a user, consider
setting this resource control as well to prevent that user from locking all
memory. Note that this resource control replaced project.max-device-locked-memory, which has been removed.
| Size (bytes)
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project.max-msg-ids
| Maximum number of message queue IDs allowed for this project.
| Quantity (message queue IDs)
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project.max-port-ids
| Maximum allowable number of event ports.
| Quantity (number of event ports)
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project.max-processes
| Maximum number of process table slots simultaneously available to this
project. Note that because both normal processes and zombie processes take up
process table slots, the max-processes control thus protects
against zombies exhausting the process table. Because zombie processes do
not have any LWPs by definition, the max-lwps control cannot
protect against this possibility.
| Quantity (process table slots)
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project.max-sem-ids
| Maximum number of semaphore IDs allowed for this project.
| Quantity (semaphore IDs)
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project.max-shm-ids
| Maximum number of shared memory IDs allowed for this project.
| Quantity (shared memory IDs)
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project.max-shm-memory
| Total amount of System V shared memory allowed for this project.
| Size (bytes)
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project.max-lwps
| Maximum number of LWPs simultaneously available to this project.
| Quantity (LWPs)
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project.max-tasks
| Maximum number of tasks allowable in this project.
| Quantity (number of tasks)
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project.max-contracts
| Maximum number of contracts allowed in this project.
| Quantity (contracts)
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task.max-cpu-time
| Maximum CPU time that is available to this task's processes.
| Time (seconds)
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task.max-lwps
| Maximum number of LWPs simultaneously available to this task's processes.
| Quantity (LWPs)
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task.max-processes
| Maximum number of process table slots simultaneously available to this
task's processes.
| Quantity (process table slots)
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process.max-cpu-time
| Maximum CPU time that is available to this process.
| Time (seconds)
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process.max-file-descriptor
| Maximum file descriptor index available to this process.
| Index (maximum file descriptor)
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process.max-file-size
| Maximum file offset available for writing by this process.
| Size (bytes)
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process.max-core-size
| Maximum size of a core file created by this process.
| Size (bytes)
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process.max-data-size
| Maximum heap memory available to this process.
| Size (bytes)
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process.max-stack-size
| Maximum stack memory segment available to this process.
| Size (bytes)
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process.max-address-space
| Maximum amount of address space, as summed over segment sizes, that
is available to this process.
| Size (bytes)
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process.max-port-events
| Maximum allowable number of events per event port.
| Quantity (number of events)
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process.max-sem-nsems
| Maximum number of semaphores allowed per semaphore set.
| Quantity (semaphores per set)
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process.max-sem-ops
| Maximum number of semaphore operations allowed per semop call
(value copied from the resource control at semget() time).
| Quantity (number of operations)
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process.max-msg-qbytes
| Maximum number of bytes of messages on a message queue (value copied
from the resource control at msgget() time).
| Size (bytes)
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process.max-msg-messages
| Maximum number of messages on a message queue (value copied from the
resource control at msgget() time).
| Quantity (number of messages)
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