[Autogenerated] Hi and welcome to the jobs module.
This module will take a look at jobs which are kernel object,
originally creating the Windows 2000 time frame.
We'll see what this job objects can do now the term job is highly overloaded,
but we're talking here about kernel objects,
named jobs and we'll see that one of the main features of jobs is
the ability to set limits on processes that this job manage and
these limits could be of various kinds, which will examine.
We'll take a look at the job related APIs and see an example of utilizing
the API to perform some limit on a set of processes.
Maybe even just one process.
Then we take a look at the extended jobs model related to nestor jobs,
something that was created in Windows eight in order for
jobs to be more useful and more flexible,
and then we'll summarize what we've learned.
So let's get going.