Q151. How does systemd manage services?
systemd is the init system on most modern distributions. It starts services and manages dependencies, logging, and lifecycle. - Units describe resources: .service, .socke...
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systemd is the init system on most modern distributions. It starts services and manages dependencies, logging, and lifecycle. - Units describe resources: .service, .socke...
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