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Summary

In this chapter, you learned:

  • systemd provides a method for activating system resources, server daemons, and other processes, both at boot time and on a running system.

  • Use the systemctl to start, stop, reload, enable, and disable services.

  • Use the systemctl status command to determine the status of system daemons and network services started by systemd.

  • The systemctl list-dependencies command lists all service units upon which a specific service unit depends.

  • systemd can mask a service unit so that it does not run even to satisfy dependencies.

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