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What is an uplimit in Linux, and how can it be used to enforce a maximum number of processes on a system for resource management and security purposes?
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An ulimit (short for user limit) is a Linux command-line interface tool that controls user limits on various system resources, including process limits (ulimit -u), address space limits (ulimit -d), file descriptor limits (ulimit -n), and stack size limits (ulimit -s).
To enforce a maximum number of processes on a system, you can use the following ulimit command:
```bash
ulimit -u <number>
```
Replace `<number>` with the desired maximum number of processes your user account can run. For example, to set a maximum of 1000 processes for a user account,
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