procs
A modern, feature-rich replacement for the ps command, written in Rust, with colored output and advanced process information.
What is procs?
procs is a modern, Rust-based command-line utility that serves as a feature-rich replacement for the traditional `ps` command. It displays system processes with colored, human-readable output and provides additional information like network ports, Docker container names, and I/O throughput that standard process viewers lack. It solves the problem of outdated, hard-to-parse process listings by offering a more intuitive and information-dense interface.
System administrators, DevOps engineers, and developers who frequently monitor processes via the command line and want a more powerful, customizable alternative to `ps` or `top`.
Developers choose procs for its superior user experience, including automatic theme detection, flexible search, and extra process metadata. Its Rust foundation ensures speed and reliability, while extensive configuration options allow tailoring to specific workflows, making it a versatile drop-in replacement for default system tools.
Overview
A modern replacement for ps written in Rust
Use Cases
Best For
- Monitoring processes with detailed I/O and network port information
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