[savvyadmin] 0:home1:processes2:recipes3:explain4:archive linux & server reference since 2007

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savvyadmin — what is this process, why is it eating my server, and is it safe to kill. Linux & server reference since 2007. Process cards with a verdict, classic CLI recipes refreshed in place, and a paste-your-top explainer that runs in your browser. process/ 8 cards · kernel threads, daemons, cloud agents, AI agents · index.json recipes/ 60 recipes since 2007 · 11 refreshed with a tested-on line explain/ paste top, ps aux or ss -tlnp output; nothing leaves your browser archive/ 9 security posts from 2017–2024, kept at their addresses david@web-1:~$ ls process/ | head
NAMEKINDSAFE TO KILL?WHAT IT IS
claude ai-agent YES Claude Code command-line agent: reads, edits and runs commands in a project directory with the permissions of the user who started it, filtered by the session's permission mode.
codex ai-agent YES OpenAI's Codex CLI agent: a native binary that edits files and runs commands in your repository under two settings, the sandbox mode that the operating system enforces and the approval policy that decides when it asks you.
gemini ai-agent YES Google's Gemini CLI agent: a Node.js process that reads, edits and runs commands in the current project with your user's permissions, approving tools by its approval mode.
kswapd0 kernel-thread NO Kernel thread that reclaims memory in the background when a zone's free pages fall below the low watermark; one per NUMA node, kswapd0 is node 0.
ollama ai-agent Local LLM server: ollama serve loads models on demand and answers an unauthenticated HTTP API on 127.0.0.1:11434 by default; whoever can reach that port can run models, and read or feed them anything.
openclaw-gateway ai-agent The OpenClaw Gateway: a Node.js daemon that serves the Control UI, the WebSocket and HTTP API (/v1/*, /tools/invoke, /api/channels/*) on one port, 18789 by default, and runs the agent's tools, terminal and browser control behind it.
systemd-journald system-daemon The systemd journal daemon: collects kernel, service and syslog messages into binary journal files under /run/log/journal (volatile) or /var/log/journal (persistent), rate-limits chatty services and enforces disk caps.
unattended-upgrades system-daemon NO Ubuntu's automatic security updates: a daily systemd timer refreshes the package lists and runs unattended-upgrade, which installs packages from the allowed origins (the security pockets by default) and can reboot the machine if you let it.
── 5 AI-agent cards: claude, codex, gemini, ollama, openclaw-gateway ── david@web-1:~$ ls -l --sort=time recipes/ | head
DATEFILETITLE
2014-11-04 adding-chapters-to-videos-using-mkv-containers ✓ Adding Chapters to Videos Using MKV Containers
2014-06-20 strip-all-unwanted-mp3-id3-tags ✓ Strip All Unwanted MP3 ID3 Tags
2009-12-01 download-pgp-keys-with-apt-key ✓ Download PGP Keys with Apt-key
2009-11-04 symmetric-key-encryption-with-gnupg ✓ Symmetric Key Encryption with GnuPG
2009-11-03 quickly-identify-video-file-attributes ✓ Quickly Identify Video File Attributes
2009-06-21 fixing-dates-in-image-exif-tag-data-from-linux ✓ Fixing Dates in Image EXIF Tag Data from Linux
2009-04-06 file-synchronization-with-rsync-over-ssh ✓ File Synchronization with Rsync over SSH
2008-10-19 backup-and-restore-package-lists-in-ubuntu ✓ Backup and Restore Package Lists in Ubuntu
2008-03-06 generate-text-from-templates-scripts-and-csv-data ✓ Generate Text From Templates, Scripts and CSV Data
2007-12-02 batch-mp3-encoding-with-linux-and-lame ✓ Batch MP3 Encoding with Linux and LAME
── all 60 recipes · ✓ = refreshed in place, original kept under "As published" ── david@web-1:~$ tail -n 3 archive/
DATEFILETITLE
2024-05-12 resolving-exchangesyncd-memory-leaks-macos Resolving exchangesyncd memory leaks and synchronization issues on macOS
2023-12-26 ryder-will-damage-your-computer-mac-alert Tips to combat the “Ryder will damage your computer” alert on Mac
2023-08-20 tackling-coreaudiod-high-cpu-usage-on-mac Tackling coreaudiod high CPU usage on Mac
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