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Go's memory management, ulimit -v, and RSS controlGo's memory management, ulimit -v, and RSS controlPosted Feb 18, 2011 2:08 UTC (Fri) by jengelh (subscriber, #33263)Parent article: Go's memory management, ulimit -v, and RSS control
>It is not uncommon for users to use ulimit -v to limit the amount of virtual memory available to any given process; the purpose is to keep applications from getting too large and causing the entire system to thrash.
What's worse, ulimit -v will even prevent read-only mappings (think ISO images) if they are only sufficiently large even though they won't be taking up any real memory besides the PTEs.
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