View the top 10 processes for native CPU and memory utilization

In daily operations, it is often time to look at the number of processes that occupy the current system CPU or memory usage. These view commands are listed below:

See the 5 most CPU-intensive processes
PS aux | Sort-k3rn | Head-5
Or
Top (then press p, note uppercase, CPU usage descending)

View the top 5 processes that occupy memory
PS aux | SORT-K4RN | Head-5
Or
Top (then press m, note uppercase, memory utilization descending)

View all information using commands
PS aux

Sort-rn Descending
Sort-k3rn in descending order of the third column

Sort|uniq sort to go heavy
Sort|uniq-c Number of print repetitions
sort|uniq-d part of the print intersection
Sort|uniq-u Print the part that removes the intersection

Example:

[email protected] ~]# Cat A
Sdfasasdf
2
3
4
asdfasf
Asdfsdfasdfasdf

[email protected] ~]# Cat B
adfasf1231
2
3
sdf435
4

[Email protected] ~]# cat a B|sort|uniq
2
3
4
adfasf1231
asdfasf
Asdfsdfasdfasdf
sdf435
Sdfasasdf
[Email protected] ~]# cat a b|sort|uniq-c
2 2
2 3
2 4
1 adfasf1231
1 asdfasf
1 ASDFSDFASDFASDF
1 sdf435
1 SDFASASDF
[Email protected] ~]# cat a b|sort|uniq-d
2
3
4
[Email protected] ~]# cat a b|sort|uniq-u
adfasf1231
asdfasf
Asdfsdfasdfasdf
sdf435
Sdfasasdf

View the top 10 processes for native CPU and memory utilization