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Heya,
If possible, split commands into smaller steps or run them in batches. This may reduce memory spikes and keep resource usage stable.
Also if your script can run parts sequentially instead of in parallel, that could reduce the memory load by avoiding multiple high-demand processes running at once.
Regards