Category: Linux Basic Commands

Linux top command, top command in Linux/UNIX.
6 years ago
The top command in Linux/Unix is to display or to monitor a dynamic real-time view the Process, Linux top command/Unix top command.
top command output in Linux explained
6 years ago
top command output is explained in detail for the Upper part(Summary display) and the Lower part (FIELDS / Columns Display) which shows the Processes.
last command in Linux with examples.
6 years ago
last command in Linux is to check the last logged in Users, lastb is to check the failed log in users and lastlog is to check the recent logged in Users.
logrotate in Linux with example.
6 years ago
logrotate in Linux is to rotate, large number of logs are generated then it allows automatic rotation, compression and removal of logs.
grep exact match command in Linux and Unix
6 years ago
grep command in Linux is used to search the pattern in a file, search the whole line, exact match, exclude a word, search in directories.
tail command in Linux with examples
6 years ago
tail command in Linux used to view the content of the last lines, to check the continuous logs on the server this command is very useful.

Linux top command, top command in Linux/UNIX.