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Linux how to query the tomcat process, I believe that many inexperienced people do not know what to do, so this paper summarizes the causes of the problem and solutions, through this article I hope you can solve this problem.

The command to query the tomcat process on the Linux system is ps-ef | grep tomcat, but many partners will remember this command incorrectly.

Linux query tomcat process

Because the ps-ef | grep tomcat command is mistakenly remembered as the ps-f | grep tomcat command when querying the tomcat process, a distinction is made between the two commands.

Ps-f | grep tomcat execution result:

Dgztc 28908 28737 0 09:27 pts/1 00:00:00 grep tomcat-f: is displayed in full format.

The result of this run shows the process of executing the command, which ends after the execution of the command. therefore

Kill-9 28908 shows that there is no such process.

Ps-ef | grep tomcat displays all tomcat processes. Execute ps-ef to get all the processes, and then filter out the processes with the tomcat keyword.

-e query all processes.

Ps-ef | grep tomcat | grep-v grep-v: filter out the rows of grep, that is, the rows of this query process.

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