::kill command::

1. Use this command.

# ps -ef | grep -i <your-target-process>

OR

# ps aux | grep <your-target-process>

e.g: # ps -ef | grep -i jboss

2. Then, choose your target Process ID

# kill 9821

OR

# kill -9 9821

note: -9 is special Kill signal, which kill the process

3. Done

::killall command::

1. Use this command.

# killall -9 <your-target-process>

e.g: # killall -9 firefox

apa itu activity monitor

activity monitor itu bisa dibilang "task manager" nya mac os x ... doi bertugas buat ngemonitor kegiatan (aplikasi yang berjalan) di macintosh. kalo ada aplikasi yang ngadat, alias ga mau di "quit" atau bahkan ga mau di "force quit", buka aja activity monitor, bisa diakses di /Applications/Utilities ,trus pilih aplikasi yang ngadat(biasanya textnya warna merah, trus ada embel2: "not responding" di process name-nya) trus klik tombol "quit process". kita juga bisa filter aktivitas yang jalan berdasarkan nama prosesnya atau pilih dropbox buat filter berdasarkan user/penggunanya. nah yang ngebedain ama "task manager" punyanya windows adalah tombol "sample process" di activity monitor, tombol ini buat ngambil sampling dari proses yang dijalanin ama si aplikasi ... ini beberapa baris pertama dari contoh pengambilan sampling proses aplikasi yang lagi jalan:

Sampling process 2175 for 3 seconds with 1 millisecond of run time between samples
Sampling completed, processing symbols...
Analysis of sampling Uplink (pid 2175) every 1 millisecond
Call graph:
1909 Thread_2503
1909 start
1909 _start
1909 main
1909 NSApplicationMain
1909 -[NSApplication run]
1909 -[NSApplication nextEventMatchingMask:untilDate:inMode:dequeue:]
1909 _DPSNextEvent
1909 AEProcessAppleEvent
1909 aeProcessAppleEvent

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My app server is a java process and there are many other java process which are running on my zone. But the issue is, how may i know that which java process is using that particular port?

I followed following steps:
1. List all the java process running on my zone ( ps -eaf |grep vagrawal| grep java )
2. Go through each java process and check if it using that particular port ( pfiles $pid|grep 1182 )
(here $pid is the process id of the java process and 1182 is the port number of which i am looking for)

Above method works fine but it is bit a long process, as i have to run step 2 for all java processes, so i ran a folowing command on my console:

for pid in `ps -eaf|grep vagrawal|grep java|grep -v grep|awk -F" " '{print $2}'`; do echo ================= $pid >>myfile; pfiles $pid|grep 1182 >>myfile; done

above loop goes through all the java process and write there process IDs in the file 'myfile', and i am also checking usage of my port for that particular process (using pfiles) and prints its output in same file.

Finally there would be a single process which would be using that particular port. Now I can find easily that process in 'myfile'

Now i have process ID of the process which is occupying my port, and i can kill that by kill -9 pid