Explore the critical role of Linux process management, detailing commands for viewing, monitoring, and controlling running programs. This guide covers `ps`, `pgrep`, `pidof` for process identification; `kill`, `pkill` for termination; `nice`, `renice` for priority adjustment; and `systemctl` for daemon management. Understand background/foreground processes, `top`, `htop`, ensuring optimal system performance and stability.
Exploring essential commands for CPU, memory, disk, and network analysis. Master `top`, `htop`, and `vmstat` for CPU and memory; `df`, `du`, and `iostat` for disk usage; `ip`, `netstat`, and `ss` for network insights; and `tail`, `journalctl`, and `dmesg` for log examination, ensuring a healthy and performant Linux environment.
Navigate the digital threads of Linux networking with essential command-line tools. Covers `ip a` for interface configuration, `ping` for connectivity testing, `netstat` and `ss` for open port inspection, and `curl` and `wget` for interacting with web resources. Master these commands to effectively diagnose issues, manage connections, and ensure seamless network operations in any Linux environment.
