A memory ceiling is the maximum amount of RAM a system, process, or application may consume. It prevents runaway usage, protects stability, and guides capacity planning. Developers, DevOps teams, and cloud architects rely on it to avoid crashes, control costs, and ensure fair resource sharing.
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