trace-cmd:tldr:41da2
trace-cmd: Stop the tracing but retain the buffers.
$ trace-cmd stop
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The command "trace-cmd stop" is used to stop collecting trace data in a Linux system.
In Linux, tracing allows logging and monitoring of system events, such as system calls, interrupts, and function calls, to diagnose performance issues and debug problems. Trace-cmd is a tracing tool that captures and analyzes this trace data.
When you execute the "trace-cmd stop" command, it tells the trace-cmd to stop capturing trace data. It terminates the tracing session that was previously started using the "trace-cmd start" command. Once stopped, the collected trace data can be analyzed or processed further to gain insights into system behavior or to find bottlenecks or errors.
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