Kill a program consuming more than X bytes of memory?

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linux

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Answer 1

while true; do; ps-auxh | awk '{if ($6 >= N) print $2}'| xargs kill -9; sleep 5 ; done
Where N is the size. $6 - data column. It is better to check carefully, with -9 then. Additionally, it is not superfluous to check pid for a size higher than 1000, so as not to kill init, for example.

Answer 2

This is very simple: take the bash manual and write a script that will periodically check the system and send a 9 KILL signal to those processes that use RSS memory more than the specified N.
Nothing complicated. You just need to pick up and write.
Instead of a lazy person and an ignoramus, no one will write a script with its given N.