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We can use Apache2::Resource to RSS and Memory,etc usage by the process . -
What happens when the resource limit setting is reached and it requires more
resource?

For example I sets the RSS to 70 M , but due to some bugs one of the
process requires 80 M how does the systems handles it ?


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On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 5:31 AM, Shibi NS<shibi.ns [at] gmail.com> wrote:
> For example I sets the RSS=A0 to 70 M , but due to some bugs one of the
> process requires 80 M how does the systems handles it ?

The process will die. Setting resource limits is meant to be a safety
measure to prevent runaway code from crashing your whole server. If
you just want to manage the size of your processes, use
Apache::SizeLimit instead.

- Perrin