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Some operators or processes draw heavily on memory, processor time, or other limited resources. For example, if a child process calls on other processes, monopolizing many CPU cycles, you can limit the number of instances of the child process running at any given time.

To manage resources, define a resource object that the process draws on. When the resource is locked or consumed by running processes, additional requests for the resource must wait until the resource is available or free. Use resources to handle load balancing in your processes.

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