Linux commands to monitor, control, and manage processes 👀💻 ps aux → view running processes top → monitor processes in real time systemctl → manage system services kill → stop a specific process killall → stop processes by name #Linux #LinuxCommands #Cybersecurity #TechTips #CommandLine
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