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- All right.

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Let's have a look

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at the commands that
we've seen in this lesson.

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We started with top,
top is probably the most

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important command that
you've learned about

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because you can monitor all processes

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in the generic state of
health of your system

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from a performance perspective.

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PS is a very convenient
command that allows you

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to monitor all processes
in their properties.

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Jobs is what the user can
do to manage their own jobs,

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which are processes that
the user has started

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as interactive processes in the shell.

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FG is for foreground and
BG is for background.

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And that's something that you can do

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with jobs running in the shell.

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Now we have nice, which you
can use to start a process

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with just a priority or renice to,

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to change the priority for
a currently running process.

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Kill is how you can send a signal

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to a process which is
normally used to stop it

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and kill all is doing the same.

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The difference is that kill
by default works on PID

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and killall will work on names.

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That's all.

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Let's go check out the lab.