Aside from the maintenance and uptime issues, OP is actually raising a very real security concern; often an attacker will reboot the machine to restart all of t

Aside from the maintenance and uptime issues, OP is actually raising a very real security concern; often an attacker will reboot the machine to restart all of the logging processes or to load in a LKM. Knowing why, and when (and which process) just forced a reboot is a very real requirement. Systemd also seemingly randomly attacks my processes, and it's almost impossible to actually figure out why. (At least the kernel OOM killer actually logs "Out of memory, killed this process."[0]) 0. https://linuxwheel.com/oom-killer-explained/ https://linuxwheel.com/oom-killer-explained/