Linux process management is an essential part of system administration
The "ps" command is one of the most commonly used commands in Linux to view the running processes on a system
The "ps" command provides information about the processes running on a Linux system, such as the process ID(PID)
To use the "ps" command, open a terminal window and type "ps" followed by any additional options
ps -ef
: displays information about all processes running on the system
"ps -aux"
: This shows information about all processes running on the system, including the ones owned by other users.
By default, the "ps" command shows only a subset of the available process information
To view more detailed information about a specific process, you can use other commands like "top" or "htop" which provide real-time monitoring
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