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uptime

The uptime command displays the system's running time, load average, and number of currently logged in users.

Display system running time since boot, number of users, and load average (-a)

Same as -a, but show total CPU time in time format (-b)

Specify the path of the directory to display process information (-p)

Show help information (-h)

Show version information (-V)

Show help information (--help)

Show version information (--version)

Output information in a more readable and formatted way (--pretty)

Example

Display the system's uptime, number of users, and average load since boot:
```
uptime -a
```
Same as a, but show the total CPU time in a human-readable format:
```
uptime -b
```
Specify the directory path to show the process information:
```
uptime -p /var/run/
```
Display version information:
```
uptime -V
```
Output the information in a more readable and formatted way:
```
uptime --pretty
```