How do job objects facilitate resource management for servers?
A) A server can group all the processes dedicated to servicing a client's request (or all clients' requests) in a job object and restrict the resources (e.g., processor time and working set size) allocated to those processes.
B) A server can queue work items to a job object, which dispatches one of its dedicated system worker threads to fulfill the request. This frees the server from unnecessarily creating and terminating threads for each client request.
C) A server can register a job object with an I/O completion port. When an I/O for a file associated with the port completes, the job object dispatches one of its dedicated system worker threads to complete I/O processing, freeing the server from this responsibility.
D) all of the above

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Job objects allow a server to group processes and manage their resource usage, such as processor time and memory, to ensure efficient resource allocation and prevent any single process from consuming excessive resources.

How Do Job Objects Facilitate Resource Management for Servers