A .NET library created to assist the applications in applying LoadShedding techniques and making it easy to configure it
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A .NET library created to assist the applications in applying LoadShedding techniques and making it easy to configure it
Per-process CPU, memory, and runtime limiter for Linux with rules-based enforcement, auto-kill, parent tree termination, and syslog alerting
Rust RCTL / RACCT bindings
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Production-ready n8n Docker Compose configs with optimized resource limits for 1vCPU/4GB, 2vCPU/8GB, and 4vCPU/16GB servers. Main & queue modes included.
tool to eat ram. *nom-nom-nom*
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Docker Essentials Tutorial
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