Hi Rishi,
As per my knowledge, I don't think gnu/linux can assign static
memory to any process [ Correct me if wrong ], but yes, nice priority can be
assigned to the process. For static memory allocation, program should be
written in such a way that, upon process start or first client request, binary
will allocate certain amount of memory in order to serve that request. I think
you can restrict memory usage [ & many other ] using limits [
/etc/security/limits.conf ] on per user level.
If you found any other & better way, do share with us.
Regards,
Vijay
Reeshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All,
I want to allocate more memory statically in one particular process in
linux.
For example: I want that my that service will use 2GB of memory.
How I can do it? Where I need to change the settings?
Can any body help me for that.
Regards
Reeshi Agrawal
Network Engineer
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