As a sys admin type, I think it's fine. I prefer it over sysV init, upstart, and launchd. There are other options, but I prefer to stick with the more commonly

As a sys admin type, I think it's fine. I prefer it over sysV init, upstart, and launchd. There are other options, but I prefer to stick with the more commonly used stuff. It took a while to get used to, but it does what I need very well (dependency resolution, process supervision, etc).