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chrt: Display attributes of a process.
$ chrt --pid ${PID}
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The chrt command is used to set or retrieve the real-time scheduling attributes of an existing process in Linux.
In the command chrt --pid ${PID}, ${PID} is a placeholder for a specific process ID.
This command is used to retrieve the real-time scheduling attributes of the process with the given process ID (${PID}). The output will include information such as the scheduling policy, priority, and CPU affinity for the specified process.
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