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Since your tags have centos, you can use systemd.

For example if you want to limit user with ID of 1234:

sudo systemctl edit --force user-1234.slice

Then type and save this:

[Slice]
CPUQuota=10%

Next time that user logs in, it will affect.

Man pages: systemctl, systemd.slice, systemd.resource-control...

Since your tags have centos, you can use systemd.

For example if you want to limit user with ID of 1234:

sudo systemctl edit --force user-1234.slice

Then type and save this:

[Slice]
CPUQuota=10%

Next time that user logs in, it will affect.

Man pages: systemctl, systemd.slice, systemd.resource-control...

Since your tags have centos, you can use systemd.

For example if you want to limit user with ID of 1234:

sudo systemctl edit --force user-1234.slice

Then type and save this:

[Slice]
CPUQuota=10%

Next time that user logs in, it will affect.

Man pages: systemctl, systemd.slice, systemd.resource-control...

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Since your tags have centos, you can use systemd.

For example if you want to limit user with ID of 1234:

sudo systemctl edit --force user-1234.slice

Then type and save this:

[Slice]
CPUQuota=10%

Next time that user logs in, it will affect.

Man pages: systemctl, systemd.slice, systemd.resource-control...