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* <span id='Concepts'></span>[[systemd Concepts#Overview|Concepts]] | * <span id='Concepts'></span>[[systemd Concepts#Overview|Concepts]] | ||
* [[Differences between System V and systemd|Differences between System V and systemd]] | * [[Differences between System V and systemd|Differences between System V and systemd]] | ||
* Configuration | |||
** [[Custom systemd Unit and Unit File]] | |||
** [[systemd Declaring a Service Dependency|Declare a Dependency between Services]] | |||
* [[Custom systemd Unit and Unit File]] | ** [[Setting Environment Variable for a systemd Service]] | ||
* [[systemd Declaring a Service Dependency|Declare a Dependency between Services]] | * Operations | ||
* [[Setting Environment Variable for a systemd Service]] | ** [[journalctl]] | ||
** [[systemctl]] | |||
* [[journalctl]] | |||
* [[systemctl]] | |||
Revision as of 20:37, 19 August 2023
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systemd is an init system, a system and user space service manager for the Linux operating system. It is equivalent, and servers the same purpose as System V.