What is pool in htop? [closed]

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What is DedicatedWorker and pool?



How can I see their thread and source in bash for instance if I want to know where pool is getting initiated and on which port it is running?



Htop process



As shown in the image, I am interested to know about the origin of the pool command in the htop table, if that's possible.






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    Press "t" when running htop to see the processes listed as a tree. Then visually follow the tree upward and you'll see the path to the executable which initiated pool.
    – Emmanuel Rosa
    Dec 10 at 7:40






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    Then try p to see the process's command path.
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    Dec 10 at 8:43














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What is DedicatedWorker and pool?



How can I see their thread and source in bash for instance if I want to know where pool is getting initiated and on which port it is running?



Htop process



As shown in the image, I am interested to know about the origin of the pool command in the htop table, if that's possible.






htop







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closed as too broad by dr01, Jeff Schaller, nwildner, RalfFriedl, Stephen Harris Dec 11 at 2:16


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    Press "t" when running htop to see the processes listed as a tree. Then visually follow the tree upward and you'll see the path to the executable which initiated pool.
    – Emmanuel Rosa
    Dec 10 at 7:40






  • 3




    Then try p to see the process's command path.
    – muru
    Dec 10 at 8:43












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up vote
1
down vote

favorite











What is DedicatedWorker and pool?



How can I see their thread and source in bash for instance if I want to know where pool is getting initiated and on which port it is running?



Htop process



As shown in the image, I am interested to know about the origin of the pool command in the htop table, if that's possible.






htop







share|improve this question















What is DedicatedWorker and pool?



How can I see their thread and source in bash for instance if I want to know where pool is getting initiated and on which port it is running?



Htop process



As shown in the image, I am interested to know about the origin of the pool command in the htop table, if that's possible.






htop




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closed as too broad by dr01, Jeff Schaller, nwildner, RalfFriedl, Stephen Harris Dec 11 at 2:16


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  • 5




    Press "t" when running htop to see the processes listed as a tree. Then visually follow the tree upward and you'll see the path to the executable which initiated pool.
    – Emmanuel Rosa
    Dec 10 at 7:40






  • 3




    Then try p to see the process's command path.
    – muru
    Dec 10 at 8:43












  • 5




    Press "t" when running htop to see the processes listed as a tree. Then visually follow the tree upward and you'll see the path to the executable which initiated pool.
    – Emmanuel Rosa
    Dec 10 at 7:40






  • 3




    Then try p to see the process's command path.
    – muru
    Dec 10 at 8:43







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Press "t" when running htop to see the processes listed as a tree. Then visually follow the tree upward and you'll see the path to the executable which initiated pool.
– Emmanuel Rosa
Dec 10 at 7:40




Press "t" when running htop to see the processes listed as a tree. Then visually follow the tree upward and you'll see the path to the executable which initiated pool.
– Emmanuel Rosa
Dec 10 at 7:40




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Then try p to see the process's command path.
– muru
Dec 10 at 8:43




Then try p to see the process's command path.
– muru
Dec 10 at 8:43










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pres t or F5 followed by pressing p in htop, and origin will be seen.
As here 'pool' is spawned from



light-dm -> unity -> /sbin/upstart --user






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    pres t or F5 followed by pressing p in htop, and origin will be seen.
    As here 'pool' is spawned from



    light-dm -> unity -> /sbin/upstart --user






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      pres t or F5 followed by pressing p in htop, and origin will be seen.
      As here 'pool' is spawned from



      light-dm -> unity -> /sbin/upstart --user






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        pres t or F5 followed by pressing p in htop, and origin will be seen.
        As here 'pool' is spawned from



        light-dm -> unity -> /sbin/upstart --user






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        pres t or F5 followed by pressing p in htop, and origin will be seen.
        As here 'pool' is spawned from



        light-dm -> unity -> /sbin/upstart --user







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