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What is the command required to check the CPU Usage of the mcpd process ?
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The command 'top -p `pidof mcpd`' is correct because it allows you to check the CPU usage of the mcpd process. The 'top' command displays real-time information about system processes, and the '-p' flag specifies the process ID (PID) to monitor. The backticks around 'pidof mcpd' execute the 'pidof' command to retrieve the PID of the mcpd process dynamically.
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Tyisha
12 hours ago
I think the command is something like "top -p `pidof mcpd`", but I'm not entirely sure if that's the right syntax.