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- Everything that is started on Linux

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is learning as a process.

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Process management is an essential task

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for Linux administrators,

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as you need process management skills

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if anything doesn't work as expected.

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In this lesson,

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you'll learn how to manage
background processes,

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as well as jobs that can be
started by individual users.

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Next, you'll learn how to
interpret information displayed

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with the top utility,

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as well as how you can use
it to manage processes.

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I'll also explain how to get information

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about running processes using ps

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and how to manage process
priority and state

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using nice and kill.

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At the end of this
lesson, you'll find a list

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of commands covered, as well
as a lab and a lab solution.