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What is the purpose of the 'ps' command?
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To get details about the processes that are executing at the moment, use the 'ps' command. It gives information like the process ID (PID), the process's terminal, CPU consumption, and more.
Seek applicants who can describe how to use 'ps aux' to obtain a more thorough list of all processes and their characteristics. This demonstrates their capacity for efficient system process monitoring and management.
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