where child process can really get out of hands and consume too much, causing linux to start killing other processes instead of the abuser (unlikely but possible). Since we are monitoring anyways, I wonder if we should add facility to kill child process (and kids) upon
Inspired by
where child process can really get out of hands and consume too much, causing linux to start killing other processes instead of the abuser (unlikely but possible). Since we are monitoring anyways, I wonder if we should add facility to kill child process (and kids) upon
somewhat relates (likely in implementation):
but also likely there is already a tool for that, so we might just want to "pair it up" one way or another.