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Systemd not being a daemon doesn't make any sense; both it and SysV are init systems which are by necessity daemonized processes.
by tpush 7y ago
Systemd not being a daemon doesn't make any sense; both it and SysV are init systems which are by necessity daemonized processes.
- majewsky 7y agoWell technically PID 1 is not a daemonized process because there is no one who could have daemonized it.
- weberc2 7y agoThat’s the point. The same principle applies to Docker. Although conceivably the daemon could be just about process/container management instead of image management as well.
- tpush 7y agoWell, the argument that Red Hat makes is that there already is systemd as a daemon for process management; all other functionality that docker provides does not necessitate a daemon. Thus Podman, Buildah etc.