Display running processes

Processes are instances of running code. Sysadmins can display and manipulate running processes using commands such as ps and pgrep.

Remain logged in as the root user on the CentOS $9$ Stream $($CLI$)-$ Applied Labs VM$.$

List only the processes running in your current shell.

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Check the man pages for ps and pgrep

List all the processes running on the system and use grep to filter for the sshd process.

Display the process ID numbers for the secure shell daemon $($sshd$),$ and then redirect the results to a file named sshd$.$pid.

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Check the man pages for ps to discover the option to list all processes, then add $|$ grep sshd $>>$ sshd$.$pid to the command.