One of the Linux’s beauties is that you can control almost everything about it. This gives a system administrator a great control over his system and better utilization of the system resources.
While some might have never thought about doing this, it is important to know that in Linux you can limit how much resource a single user may use and for how long.
In this short topic, we will show you how to limit the number of processes started by user and how to check the current limits and modify them.
Before we go any further there are two things we need to point:
- You need root access to your system to modify the user limits
- You must be extremely careful if you plan to modify these limits
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