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On a [UNIX] or [Linux] system, a process is the container structure the [Kernel] builds for an application to run in.
-Resourses such as [CPU]Time
, [FileHandle]s, network [port
]s and many others are allocated at the Process level.
+Resourses such as [CPU] time
, [FileHandle]s, network [Port
]s and many others are allocated at the [
Process]
level.
Contrast [Thread].
See ProcessNotes for information on getting process statistics and information.
