Re:Concurrency in Rust
by mtanski on Wednesday March 30, 2016 @11:29PM
(#11394799)
You're correct in the way that it's default behavior, but the behavior can be turned off.
Also, if you're using cgroups (or anything that leverages that like containers) you can put a limit on the memory resource and then malloc will fail. Which is common enough, and only becoming more common as people are collocating a lot of disparate workloads on nodes (using the kurbenets scheduler).
Also, if you're using cgroups (or anything that leverages that like containers) you can put a limit on the memory resource and then malloc will fail. Which is common enough, and only becoming more common as people are collocating a lot of disparate workloads on nodes (using the kurbenets scheduler).