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Title:-conditional statements in shell scripting | if else | else if ladder | nested if | case statement

Subject:- Linux

There are total 5 conditional statements which can be used in bash programming 1. if statement 2. if-else statement 3. if..elif..else..fi statement (Else If ladder) 4. if..then..else..if..then..fi..fi..(Nested if) 5. case statement

Title:-rm command in linux | mv command in linux | cp command in linux

Subject:- Linux

rm command is a command for removing files and directories. It is used to perform following:- To delete single file To delete multiple files To delete files interactively To delete a empty directory To delete a directory with content

Title:-mkdir command in linux |rmdir command in linux |cd command in linux

Subject:- Linux

mkdir command in Linux allows the user to create directories. rmdir command is used remove empty directories from the filesystem in Linux. cd command in linux known as change directory command. It is used to change current working. You can perform following operation using cd command:- To change your current directory To quickly switch to home directory To quickly switch to previous working directory To switch to root directory To switch to parent directory of current directory

Title:-Process in Linux | Daemons process | Zombie and Orphan process | Init Process | Background process

Subject:- Linux

You able to learn various type of process in linux such as foreground and background process, parent and child process, daemons process, Zombie and Orphan process, init Process.

Title:-ps command in linux | Everything about ps command in linux

Subject:- Linux

ps command is used to displays information about the active processes running on the system. It also provides a other details of the current state of the system and its processes, including the process ID (PID), process state, parent process ID (PPID), CPU usage, memory usage and so on. I have also discussed how to show information about all processes running on the system, to display a full-format listing of process, to show information about processes associated with a specific user, to display the process associated with command name, to display the output of the ps command by specifying the columns names.

Title:-pstree command | Hierarchical view of processes in Linux

Subject:- Linux

Every process in linux is appeared as tree starts from root(systemd). You can view the process tree with process id, process tree specific to a user. You can also view that who is the owner/user of a process. You can identifid the parent and child process running in linux. pstree command with flags:- pstree -p pstree -u pstree -T

Title:-top command | Real Time view of processes in Linux | How to Monitor the Linux System Performance

Subject:- Linux

Top command tool is used to monitor the system performance in dynamic view. With help of top command you change the nice value, kill the process, find the CPU usage, Memory usage, find process id and many more.

Title:-Nice and Renice command in Linux | How to modify the priority of linux process

Subject:- Linux

How to change the nice value or priority of process in linux using nice and renice command. The default nice value assigned to process is 0 and lies between -20 to 19. Here you can learn What is nice value of process, priority of process, how to find process with nice value, how to change the priority of process and how to run process with user defined priority.

Title:-Jobs, fg, bg command in linux | Background and Foreground process Management

Subject:- Linux

Managing the background jobs and foreground process. You can use the jobs command to list the jobs that are currently running or suspended in the background. You can use the fg command to bring a background job to the foreground. You must have job id to bring the background process to the foreground, write a fg command followed by job id. You can use the bg command to return a job to the background. The Control+Z keys suspend the job, and place it in the background as a stopped job. The bg command runs the job in the background.

Title:-kill command in linux |Process Signals in Linux | pkill or killall command in linux

Subject:- Linux

kill command is used to terminate the process or stop the process. In this video, you will learn differnt types of signals such as SIGCONT, SIGINT, SIGKILL, SIGTERM, SIGSTOP, SIGTSTP signals. You can kill the process either by using Process ID or Process Name. You can learn how to use control keys such as The Control+Z(ctrl+z) key suspend the job, and place it in the background as a stopped job. The Control+C(ctrl+c) terminate or interupt the running process.