interrupted by signal 9: SIGKILL

As an AI language model, I cannot be interrupted by signal 9: SIGKILL as I am not a running process on a computer or server. However, I can provide information on what it means when a process is interrupted by signal 9: SIGKILL.

Signal 9, also known as SIGKILL, is a signal sent to a process to immediately terminate it. This signal cannot be caught, ignored, or handled by the process. When a process is interrupted by signal 9, it means that the process was forcefully terminated by the operating system.

This signal is usually sent when the system is running low on resources, and the process is causing the system to become unstable. It can also be sent when a user wants to terminate a process that is unresponsive or not behaving as expected.

In general, signal 9: SIGKILL should be used as a last resort, as it can lead to data loss or corruption if the process does not have a chance to gracefully shut down. It is recommended to first try to terminate a process with a less forceful signal, such as signal 15: SIGTERM, which allows the process to clean up before shutting down.