- All right.
Let's have a look
at the commands that we've seen in this lesson.
We started with top, top is probably the most
important command that you've learned about
because you can monitor all processes
in the generic state of health of your system
from a performance perspective.
PS is a very convenient command that allows you
to monitor all processes in their properties.
Jobs is what the user can do to manage their own jobs,
which are processes that the user has started
as interactive processes in the shell.
FG is for foreground and BG is for background.
And that's something that you can do
with jobs running in the shell.
Now we have nice, which you can use to start a process
with just a priority or renice to,
to change the priority for a currently running process.
Kill is how you can send a signal
to a process which is normally used to stop it
and kill all is doing the same.
The difference is that kill by default works on PID
and killall will work on names.
That's all.
Let's go check out the lab.