The ps command is quite a useful command in Unix to find out information related to processes.
There are a lot of switches for the ps command for doing a bunch of things.
Most frequently used switch is -ef This can be used to to list all the running processes alongwith their PID's (process ID)
ps -u <username>
Eg: ps -u root
There are a lot of switches for the ps command for doing a bunch of things.
Most frequently used switch is -ef This can be used to to list all the running processes alongwith their PID's (process ID)
- If you want to find out all processes of a specific user then use the foll.
ps -u <username>
Eg: ps -u root
- If you want to find the PID of a certain process, searching by its process name then use the following command:
ps -ef | grep <process name string>
Eg: ps -ef | grep jrockit (Narrow down the output of ps command by piping it to a grep statement)
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