How the processes start, stop and terminate works? How?
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Answer / Ajit Kumar
In AWS, processes can be managed using Systemd or init system. To start a process, use 'systemctl start <service_name>'. To check if it's running, use 'systemctl is-active <service_name>'. To stop a process, use 'systemctl stop <service_name>'. When an instance terminates, all processes are stopped along with the instance.
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