
Kingsley Ndonake
@Adooztech
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Python Developer | Building Scalable Solutions for Data-driven Innovation | Expert in Python, Django, DevOps, Linux System Administration and Data Analytics |
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Joined October 2022
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Mastering these commands will empower you to effectively manage processes, handle signals, and optimize your Linux system as a skilled system administrator. Level up your Linux expertise today! ๐๐ก #LinuxAdmin #ProcessManagement #SignalHandling.
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11/ trap: Set up custom actions for specific signals with the trap command. Handle signals effectively by defining your desired actions. Take control of your signal handling. ๐ฆ๐ #SignalHandling #CustomActions.
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10/ bg: Resume a suspended or stopped process in the background using bg. Get things back on track with ease. Keep your system running smoothly. ๐๐ #BackgroundProcess #EfficientManagement.
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9/ fg: Bring a background process to the foreground with fg. Interact with it directly and handle any necessary operations. Seamlessly manage your processes. ๐๐ #ForegroundProcess #InteractiveManagement.
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8/ renice: Modify the priority of running processes with renice. Fine-tune the priorities to optimize system performance. Stay in control of your system resources. โ๏ธ๐ #PriorityAdjustment #OptimizedPerformance.
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7/ nice: Adjust process priority using the nice command. Determine the CPU time a process receives by setting the priority level. Keep your system in balance. โฐ๐ #ProcessPriority #SystemPerformance.
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6/ pstree: Understand process relationships and dependencies with pstree. It presents a hierarchical tree view of processes, providing insights into their structure. ๐ณ๐ #ProcessHierarchy #DependencyAnalysis.
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5/ killall: When you need to terminate multiple processes by name, killall is your friend. Simplify the process termination by specifying the process name. ๐ก๏ธ๐ #MultipleProcessTermination #SimplifiedManagement.
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4/ kill: Use kill to send signals to processes. Terminate or manipulate process behavior by specifying the process ID (PID). Keep control in your hands. ๐ช๐ #ProcessTermination #SignalHandling.
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3/ top: Get real-time process monitoring and CPU statistics with the top command. Stay on top of system performance and resource usage at all times. ๐๐ #RealTimeMonitoring #ResourceUsage.
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2/ ps: Use the ps command to display information about active processes. It shows process IDs (PIDs), CPU/memory usage, and more. Keep an eye on your system with ps aux. ๐๐ #ProcessMonitoring #SystemManagement.
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Twitter Thread:. 1/ As a Linux system administrator, understanding processes and signals is crucial. Here are essential commands to help you manage and analyze processes and handle signals effectively. ๐ป๐ง #Linux #SystemAdministrator #ProcessesSignals.
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