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The procedure to monitor the running process in Linux using the command line is to use the ps command.
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This command displays the currently running processes in real-time.
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The top command is another way to view system resource usage and the processes taking up the most resources.
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The ps command can list all the processes running on a Linux system with the -e option, and can be piped to more to view 15 lines at a time.
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The procedure to monitor the running process in Linux using the command line is as follows:
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Please note that vivek@nixcraft:~$ is my shell prompt. You need to type commands after the $ prompt.
The ps command
How to check running process in Linux using command line - nixCraft
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The ps command can list all the processes running on a Linux system with the -e option.
It's normal for a system to have large number of processes running at any given time, so it's easier to sift through this list by piping the command to more. For example, to see 15 lines at a time:
The output from ps is showing
How to View Running Processes on Linux
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