<ul><li>As a Junior Sysadmin, you learn to monitor and manage Linux processes on company servers.</li><li>Creating dummy processes, using real-time tools, and handling misbehaving tasks are key aspects.</li><li>Setting up a practice environment involves creating test processes and scripts in a specific directory.</li><li>Commands like 'chmod +x' and running processes in the background with '&' are demonstrated.</li><li>Monitoring processes in real-time can be done using 'top' and 'htop' tools.</li><li>Viewing detailed process information is shown through 'ps aux' and 'pstree -p'.</li><li>Cleaning up processes using 'kill <PID>' or 'pkill <name>' is crucial for system management.</li><li>Managing background jobs with 'jobs', 'fg', and 'bg' commands is covered.</li><li>Changing process priority using 'nice' and 'renice' commands helps optimize system performance.</li><li>Additional tools like 'systemctl status', 'watch', and 'strace' are introduced for advanced troubleshooting.</li></ul>

🖥️ Linux Process Management for Beginners: A Day in the Life of a Junior Sysadmin

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