Run it with `nice -n 20 ionice -c 3`
That will make it use the remaining CPU cycles and access to I/O not used by other processes.
For RAM, all you can do is kill the process when it uses more than the amount you want it to use (using ulimit).
Run it with `nice -n 20 ionice -c 3`
That will make it use the remaining CPU cycles and access to I/O not used by other processes.
For RAM, all you can do is kill the process when it uses more than the amount you want it to use (using ulimit).