Linux QuickStart Tutorial-process Management IPCS command Learning

One of the prerequisites for using Linux is the Linux process management, which is the process by which countless processes are running. These processes need to occupy the system memory and other resources, good system process management, for our reasonable allocation, use of system resources has great significance. Today we look at the IPCS command in the Process Management command.

The IPCS command is used to report the status of interprocess communication facilities in Linux, and displays information such as message lists, shared memory, and semaphores.

Grammar

IPCS (option)

Options

-A: Displays all the information that can be displayed;-Q: Displays the active message queue information;-M: Displays the active shared memory information;-S: Displays the semaphore information for the activity.

Instance

ipcs -a------ Shared Memory Segments --------key         shmid      owner      perms       bytes      nattch      status      0x7401833d 2654208    root       600        4           0                        0x00000000 3145729     root      600        4194304     9          dest          0x7401833c 2621442    root      600         4          0                         0xd201012b 3080195    root      600         1720       2

Process management is an important means of using Linux, but also the necessary skills to optimize the system resources reasonably, today's IPCS command learning to end here, thanks to Marco Education to provide content support.

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Linux QuickStart Tutorial-process Management IPCS command Learning