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Systemd: a singleton service manager process that introduces a high level abstraction around services control: It works more like the sun or windows services managers - its actually quite good, but new is and has issues fitting in. When it goes wrong it can be a big learning curve to find & fix.as most config and data is not in a declarative text format. its goals are: do things faster, more efficiently and consistently. Init.d : lots of simple scripts, multiple flavours, it works, it is modifiable without killing anything you couldn't fix by hand. SysV: like init.d with different file locations and naming, also relatively easy to fix. if you don't care and you didn't learn init or sysv : services will feel more modern and less quirky, and probably easier to learn. if your an experiences sysadmin - you will hang your head - knowing some aggressive know it all has won an important argument and until its proven the hard way we all have to deal with two methodologies competing and breaking our system. On 12 Jun 2015, at 14:12, Adrian Midgley <amidgley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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