Here is a description of these limits for SharePoint 2013:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262787.aspx
But how easy you can control that you can stay calm? SharePoint is usually a platform that has many owners and administrators for each site collection/site/list. Thus responsibility is blurred. It is not so easy to teach them all how to stay in boundaries and how to control overall limits.
Here is a solution: PowerShell script that allows you to receive an alert when any is crossed or about to be crossed.
https://github.com/shurick81/Sharepoint-powershell-scripts/blob/master/limitsandtrasholdsmonitoring
Currently monitored limits (to be extended if you like this solution):
- Number of web applications
- Number of alternative Urls
- Number of Host Named Managed Paths
- Number of Path Based Managed Paths
- Number of App Pools
- Number of Databases
- Size of Database
- Number of items in DB
- Number of items in list
- Number of items in list view
- Number of lookup fields in list view
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