LXer: An introduction to systemd for CentOS 7

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09-19-2014, 01:01 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,888 Rep:	LXer: An introduction to systemd for CentOS 7 Published at LXer: With Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 released and CentOS version 7 newly unveiled, now is a good time to cover systemd, the replacement for legacy System V (SysV) startup scripts and runlevels. Red Hat-based distributions are migrating to systemd because it provides more efficient ways of managing services and quicker startup times. With systemd there are fewer files to edit, and all the services are compartmentalized and stand separate from each other. This means that should you screw up one config file, it won’t automatically take out other services. Read More...

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