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show all processes linux

ps -aux | less

how to list running processes in linux

ps -ef 

OR

ps -ef | grep <process-to-filter> 
e.g 
ps-ef | grep node

list all running processes linux

ps aux # OR: ps${IFS}aux

#OUTPUT:
#x represents a wildcard

#USER         PID  %CPU  %MEM    VSZ   RSS   TTY     STAT START   TIME COMMAND
#runner         1  0.3   0.0  xxxxxxx  xxxxx ?       Ssl  22:05   0:02 /nix/store/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
#runner        28  0.4   0.1   xxxxxx  xxxxx ?       Sl   22:11   0:01 /home/runner/xxxxxxxxxxxxx
#runner        60  0.4   0.1   xxxxxx  xxxxx ?       Sl   22:13   0:01 /home/runner/xxxxxxxxxxxxx
#runner        77  0.4   0.1   xxxxxx  xxxxx ?       Sl   22:13   0:00 /home/runner/xxxxxxxxxxxxx
#runner        98  0.2   0.0  xxxxxxx  xxxxx pts/0   Ssl+ 22:13   0:00 /nix/store/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
#runner       110  0.0   0.0     xxxx  xxxx  pts/1   Ss   22:13   0:00 /nix/store/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

check all running processes linux

# memory usage (in percentage) of all the process running with pid
ps -o pid,user,%mem,command ax | sort -b -k3 -r
# all running process
ps aux
# Memory usage of a specific pid(917 is an example here process)
sudo pmap 917 | tail -n 1

unix command to see processes running

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list of current processes linux

# Run command below to get list of "major" processes
ps

command running processes linux

ps -u [username]