Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, CentOS Tutorials
Linux is a multi tasking and multi user operating system which can be run multiple processes at the same time. In order to accomplish these Linux can run multiple processes at the same time with different purposes, features, owners etc. The ps command is used to list processes in different ways. the ps command can … Read more
Unix and Linux operating systems provide the nohup command in order to implement the nohup signal. The signal and command name are the same. The nohup command is created to prevent hop signal which is used to hang up . The hang-up signal kills all processes related to a user being killed after the user … Read more
The bash wait command is used to wait for a process that is generally running. The wait command mainly used with the processes ID which can be single or multiple. The wait command generally compared with the sleep. The wait command pauses the given processes until the start trigger but the sleep pause for the … Read more
Linux provides the top command in order to monitor system resources from the command-line easily. The top common provides information about the CPU, Memory, Network, Process usage in real-time by updating the information every 2 seconds. The top command is provided by default by the popular Linux distributions and there is no need to install … Read more
The ulimit command is used to set limits about different attributes of the Linux operating system. The ulimit command is provided by all popular Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, CentOS, RHEL, etc. because it is a kernel too. In this tutorial, we will examine ulimit related terms like Soft Limit, Hard Limit, Set Limit … Read more
The process is the core part of an operating system where jobs or tasks are completed by the processes. Processes run for single or multiple tasks to complete or serve for a long time. Killing processes is an action to end processes and stop it. The process can be killed in different ways with different … Read more