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Sometimes it's useful to use process-compose to kick off a bunch of parallel finite-length jobs, and wait for them all to complete. If you have too many jobs or too few resources, it can result in memory errors and untenable CPU utilization.
Is there a way to limit the number of running processes in a namespace, such that extra processes get left in a pending state?
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Sometimes it's useful to use
process-composeto kick off a bunch of parallel finite-length jobs, and wait for them all to complete. If you have too many jobs or too few resources, it can result in memory errors and untenable CPU utilization.Is there a way to limit the number of running processes in a namespace, such that extra processes get left in a
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