UNIX Tutorial - Process Management

UNIX Process Management describes how to control programs in UNIX including how to start a job (program) and how to kill it.

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This course is for anyone who wants to learn more about UNIX system administration or who is responsible for installing or maintaining a UNIX system. Our UNIX Process Management tutorial offer unique benefits unavailable from other self-paced training vendors. Each course is developed using a rigorous set of criteria that includes quality content, interaction, graphics, and interspersed questions, making learning fun, interesting, and effective.

• Describe how UNIX executes a command
• Define the use of processes
• Describe the advantages of background execution
• List three common daemon processes
• Monitor processes with ps and time
• Differentiate between foreground and background processes
• Kill processes
• Prioritize processes
• Tune the UNIX system with ps and sar
• Define and manipulate a crontab

• What is a Process
  Introduces processes and shows how UNIX interacts with them.
  • Executing and processing commands
  • Using processes
  • Processing in the background
  • Using command pipelines
  • Working with daemon processes

• Administering Processes
  Explains how to monitor and control processes.
  • Monitoring processes with ps and time
  • Using foreground and background processes
  • Signaling processes
  • Killing processes
  • Logging out procedure with background processes
  • Prioritizing processes
  • Working with process groups
  • System tuning with ps and sar

• Scheduling Processes
  Describes how to schedule processes to run automatically.
  • Using at to schedule commands
  • Defining and manipulating a crontab
  • Using cron for system administration

• Instructional steps -- walk through a procedure
• Exercises -- try it out
• Notes - See additional information related to the topic in the text
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• Navigation Bar - Maneuver easily through the courses
• Topics and Index -- with searching feature and hyper-links
• Printable Exercises - PDF downloadable files
• Sample Application Files - PDF downloadable files
• Skill Assessment - can be used for pre and post-testing -- tracking first try, best try and grade - if passed, green check mark will appear as 'mastered' - hyperlinks to units within the course to go back and re-take a certain unit again. Use as pre-test to determine which topics you want to focus on and to go directly into that unit.

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