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systemd also has container support baked it. It's actually as simple as 'pacstrap/debootstrap' followed by 'machinectl start'.
by larschdk 6y ago
systemd also has container support baked it. It's actually as simple as 'pacstrap/debootstrap' followed by 'machinectl start'.
- CameronNemo 6y agosystemd is literally a container runtime with a dependency system baked in. Anything you can do with nspawn you can do with normal service units from what I can tell.