You are voicing a long-standing fallacy. One builds the coördination on top of the base service management. The runit and perp way is to include the dependenc

You are voicing a long-standing fallacy. One builds the coördination on top of the base service management. The runit and perp way is to include the dependencies as calls to "sv check"/"perpok" in the run programs. s6-rc gives one "bundles". nosh has a mechanism of targets and "wants"/"conflicts" relationships.