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ps Linux command

ps Linux command

In this tutorial, we will learn about the ps Linux command with examples. ps stands for process status. The ps command displays information about active processes on the Linux machine. By default, it displays information only about the current terminal.

Examples

To know more information about the command:

$ man ps

# Simple usage

$ ps

To display all processes

$ ps -ef

ps Linux command

# To search for a specific process. For example, to find the information about the JBoss application server process running on the server box.

$ ps -ef | grep jboss

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Linux Basic Commands Tutorial on this website:

https://www.testingdocs.com/linux-basic-commands-tutorial/

 

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