memorylimitinbytes
memorylimitinbytes is a numeric parameter representing the maximum amount of memory a program or environment is allowed to allocate, measured in bytes. It is commonly exposed as a configuration setting or environment variable and may appear in different naming styles (memoryLimitInBytes, MEMORY_LIMIT_BYTES).
Used in containerized apps (Docker, Kubernetes), serverless runtimes, and language runtimes to constrain memory usage. In
If the process attempts to allocate beyond this limit, the runtime may trigger an out-of-memory error or
Practically, set memorylimitinbytes based on workload, with headroom for peak usage and garbage collection or allocator
Considerations include alignment with available physical memory and other quotas, memory pressure monitoring, burst traffic, and
Related concepts include memory limit, heap size, RAM, and container quotas.