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In linux, issue command to see (as current logged in user) how much system resources you can consume (i.e. max number of processes you can run, max number of files you can open, etc.)?
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ulimit -a

^^ note the use of the ulimit built-in shell command

^^^ note the -a flag to list all the resource limits, you can also look at individual ones with other flags


Question
In linux, issue command to see (as current logged in user) how much system resources you can consume (i.e. max number of processes you can run, max number of files you can open, etc.)?
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In linux, issue command to see (as current logged in user) how much system resources you can consume (i.e. max number of processes you can run, max number of files you can open, etc.)?
Answer

ulimit -a

^^ note the use of the ulimit built-in shell command

^^^ note the -a flag to list all the resource limits, you can also look at individual ones with other flags

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20. Advanced Shell Scripting
times Prints the accumulated user and system times for the shell and for processes run from the shell. type command Tells whether command is an alias, a built-in or a system executable. ulimit <span>Prints and sets various user resource limits like memory usage limits and CPU limits. See bash (1) for details. umask See Section 14.2. unset VAR Deletes a variable or environment variable. unset -f func Deletes a function. wait Pauses until all background jobs have com

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