3 ms·
Admins need to have systemd skills or they'd be out of a job. systemd is here to stay so might as well embrace it if you want to be gainfully employed.
by sys_64738 6y ago
Admins need to have systemd skills or they'd be out of a job. systemd is here to stay so might as well embrace it if you want to be gainfully employed.
- esjeon 6y agoOne thing I realized is that, surprisingly, systemd is not so relevant for servers, mainly because abusing docker is better in many cases. Systemd shines with desktops, that needs to dynamically start/stop a lot of services.