A junior Linux administrator is installing patches using YUM. The administrator issues the following command: yum list installed The output of the command is as follows: Given this scenario and the…

The correct answer is B. killall yum. How to use killall command in Linux The basic structure of killall command is killall [process name] where process name will be the name of the process already running in your system and you want to terminate.

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Question

A junior Linux administrator is installing patches using YUM. The administrator issues the following command:

yum list installed The output of the command is as follows:

Given this scenario and the output, which of the following should the administrator do to address this issue?

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Options

Arenice -n 9 -p 5180
Bkillall yum
Cps -ef | grep yum
Dtop | grep yum

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A
2% (1)
B
71% (32)
C
9% (4)
D
18% (8)

Explanation

How to use killall command in Linux The basic structure of killall command is killall [process name] where process name will be the name of the process already running in your system and you want to terminate.

Topics

#YUM package manager#process management#killall#locked process

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