For testing purpose of an application, I would like to limit the RAM of a server. I prefere not to remove the RAM-sticks. I could not find an option in the BIOS. Is there a way to modify this in the Linux configuration?
Thanks.
For testing purpose of an application, I would like to limit the RAM of a server. I prefere not to remove the RAM-sticks. I could not find an option in the BIOS. Is there a way to modify this in the Linux configuration?
Thanks.
Use
ulimit -d $SIZE_IN_KB
to limit the data segment of the current bash shell and whatever you launch from it.help ulimit
in bash gives you the documentation.ETA: If you want to limit the whole system, set
mem=1G
as a boot parameter in grub (doc).