Linux Commands Application large dictionary-23rd chapter process and service management

• 23.1 PS: report a snapshot of the current process
• 23.2 Top: Shows the currently running process
• 23.3 pgrep: Find processes by name and other attributes
• 23.4 Pidof: Find the process number of a running process
• 23.5 Pstree: Shows the process tree of a running process
• 23.6 Kill: Terminate Process
• 23.7 Killall: Kill process by name
• 23.8 Pkill: Kills a process by name or other attribute
• 23.9 timeout: Kills after a specified time is still running
• 23.10 Skill: Sending a signal or reporting process status
• 23.11 wait: Waits for the specified process
• 23.12 Fuser: Shows those processes using the specified file, socket, or file system
• 23.13 Nice: Run the command at the specified priority level
• 23.14 Renice: Changing the priority of a running process
• 23.15 Nohup: Run the specified command without being suspended
• 23.16 Pmap: Memory mapping of the reporting process
• 23.17 lsof: List open files
• 23.18 NTSYSV: Configuration service starts or stops automatically when the system starts
• 23.19 chkconfig: Update and query run level information for system services
• 23.20 Service: Running the system V init script
• 23.21 BG: Resuming jobs that suspend work in the background
• 23.22 FG: Placing a program or command in the foreground
• 23.23 Jobs: List Job
• 23.24 Initctl: Controlling and managing the init daemon

23.1 PS: report a snapshot of the current process

23.2 Top: Shows the currently running process

23.3 pgrep: Find processes by name and other attributes

23.4 Pidof: Find the process number of a running process

23.5 Pstree: Shows the process tree of a running process

23.6 Kill: Terminate Process

23.7 Killall: Kill process by name

23.8 Pkill: Kills a process by name or other attribute

23.9 timeout: Kills after a specified time is still running

23.10 Skill: Sending a signal or reporting process status

23.11 wait: Waits for the specified process

23.12 Fuser: Shows those processes using the specified file, socket, or file system

23.13 Nice: Run the command at the specified priority level

23.14 Renice: Changing the priority of a running process

23.15 Nohup: Run the specified command without being suspended

23.16 Pmap: Memory mapping of the reporting process

23.17 lsof: List open files

23.18 NTSYSV: Configuration service starts or stops automatically when the system starts

23.19 chkconfig: Update and query run level information for system services

23.20 Service: Running the system V init script

23.21 BG: Resuming jobs that suspend work in the background

23.22 FG: Placing a program or command in the foreground

23.23 Jobs: List Job

23.24 Initctl: Controlling and managing the init daemon

Linux Commands Application large dictionary-23rd chapter process and service management