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VM hypervisor or Kubernetes-style container resource limit controls may be the most straightforward (in terms of end-user understandability, at least) option.įootnotes, regarding per-process and other resource quotas / QoS for non-Windows systems:.(NTFS does support per-user file system ~storage~ quotas, though) Per-system limitsīesides simple BIOS or ‘energy profile’ restrictions: Update: nope Job Objects can only be nested at the time they are created or associated with a specific process, and in some cases a child Job Object is allowed to ‘break free’ from its parent and become independent, so they can’t facilitate ‘per-user’ resource limits. It is possible that each user session is automatically assigned to a job group itself if true, per-user limits should be able to be applied to that job group.

( Note: nested Job Objects ~may~ not have been available under all earlier versions of Windows, but the un-nested version appears to date back to Windows XP) Per-user limits

free tools, such as the open-source Process Governor.

the registry (for persistence, when desired) or.

… mostly via the built-in Windows ‘Job Objects’ system (as mentioned in Mitz’s answer and Martin’s comment above), using:

RAM usage (both ‘committed’ and ‘working set’), and.

CPU assignment (quantity, affinity, NUMA groups),.

From an end-user perspective, there are some helpful answers (and comments) at the superuser question “ Is it possible to limit the memory usage of a particular process on Windows”, including discussions of how to set recursive quota limits on any or all of: