Is it possible and how to display a message to the user about exceeding the memory on the terminal server?

Question

Windows Server

Good day, colleagues!
Prompt or direct in the right direction:
On the terminal server, we can see which of the users at a particular time uses how much memory. As far as I understand, we cannot limit the user's memory consumption. But is it possible and how to display a message to the user about exceeding the memory on the terminal server? Is that possible? Script? Program?
UPD1: Only thin clients. A zoo of browsers and you can’t limit them to one (opera, firefox, chrome, IE)

Answer 1

A senseless thing in my opinion, if your users work only with the programs that they need.
Well, let's say he receives such a message, what should happen next?

Answer 2

The user does not need such messages, in my opinion. What will he do? Usually, users cannot even end the session normally, because of this, there is a lack of memory.
It's easier to close disconnected sessions, for example with a script. The Internet is full of examples.

Answer 3

we cannot limit the memory consumption of the user

You can - "resource limit policies" - Windows System Resource Manager
A good way to show - you see how bad everything is, you need to buy more memory!

Answer 4

You can try to set up VDI, each user on their own terminal, and issue 2-4 GB of brains per user. Then if someone "overeaten" memory, he will have problems. (But this seriously changes the infrastructure requirements, and as a result, may not be acceptable.)