Re: Difference between CommitLimit and Comitted_AS?

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> Kosaki, 
> 
> Thanks for your contribution.
> 
> This system is only running 25 pct of projected load, so I am concerned. 
> 
> If we add up physical memory plus swap would that be a comfortable limit for  
> committed_AS?
> 
> Can tomcat  (or whaever webshere uses for servelets) be tuned to allocate a  
> fixed amount per session?  
> 
> as there are other applications on the same server, need to set up good  
> fences.
>  
> can I use ulimits to exercise some rough level of control?

When running Java, address space limitation (committed_AS and ulimit) are useless.
Java runtime consume much much AS rather than physical. So, I would recommend you
use memory cgroup.

Thanks.


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