Question & Answer
Question
How do I display a Linux process tree for NPS processes?
Answer
You can use the Linux built-in pstree command to generate a process tree.
For example:
- pstree -Gp nz
returns output similar to the following:
startupsvr(21807)─┬─alcapp(9513)
├─alcloader(9512)
├─bnrmgr(9530)
├─bootsvr(9536)
├─clientmgr(9527)
├─dbos(9516)───dbos(9556)
├─eventmgr(9528)
├─fcommrtx(9525)
├─fcommrx(9522)
├─fcommrx(9523)
├─fcommrx(9524)
├─hostStatsGen(9520)
├─loadmgr(9529)
├─nzvacuumcat(9532)
├─postmaster(8830)─┬─postmaster(9533)
│ ├─postmaster(9535)
│ ├─postmaster(9559)
│ └─postmaster(11462)
├─reclaimmgr(9531)
├─sessionmgr(8821)
├─statsSvr(9526)
└─sysmgr(9521)
[{"Product":{"code":"SSULQD","label":"IBM PureData System"},"Business Unit":{"code":"BU053","label":"Cloud & Data Platform"},"Component":null,"Platform":[{"code":"PF025","label":"Platform Independent"}],"Version":"1.0.0","Edition":"","Line of Business":{"code":"LOB10","label":"Data and AI"}}]
Historical Number
NZ794363
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Modified date:
17 October 2019
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