How do I tell what process started the “kibana” command with this information?
I'm trying to learn Linux, but unfortunately, that's being done in a way where I am graded on answering 5 questions.
864 1 kibana 20 0 1282016 113100 R 0.1 1.3 /usr/share/kibana/bin/kibana
Is there even a command? It's supposed to be listed at the end, right? Unfortunately, this is all the information I am given. It's a screenshot
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I'm trying to learn Linux, but unfortunately, that's being done in a way where I am graded on answering 5 questions.
864 1 kibana 20 0 1282016 113100 R 0.1 1.3 /usr/share/kibana/bin/kibana
Is there even a command? It's supposed to be listed at the end, right? Unfortunately, this is all the information I am given. It's a screenshot
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I'm trying to learn Linux, but unfortunately, that's being done in a way where I am graded on answering 5 questions.
864 1 kibana 20 0 1282016 113100 R 0.1 1.3 /usr/share/kibana/bin/kibana
Is there even a command? It's supposed to be listed at the end, right? Unfortunately, this is all the information I am given. It's a screenshot
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I'm trying to learn Linux, but unfortunately, that's being done in a way where I am graded on answering 5 questions.
864 1 kibana 20 0 1282016 113100 R 0.1 1.3 /usr/share/kibana/bin/kibana
Is there even a command? It's supposed to be listed at the end, right? Unfortunately, this is all the information I am given. It's a screenshot
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