What is the command to view processes in Linux?

You can view processes in a Linux system using the following command:

1. ps -ef: Displays detailed information for all processes.
2. ps -aux: Displays detailed information about all processes, including processes from other users.
3. Top command: displays real-time dynamic resource usage of each process in the system.
4. htop command: similar to top, but with more interactive features and visual effects.
5. pgrep process_name: search for the process ID based on the process name.
6. The pstree command displays the relationships between processes in a tree structure.
7. check the process status of a specified service by running ‘systemctl status service_name’.
8. lsof -i: Displays process information related to network connections.
9. lsof -i :port_number: Displays information about the processes related to the specified port number. These commands can be used according to different needs.