/bin/systemd systemd, init - systemd system and service manager

Systemd : ~ systemd system and service manager. it runs as daemon with PID 1

Hey Guys, In this post, i will be demonstrating my experience with systemd😎😎

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Slower Boot times ? | Find the Culprit | Analyze with Systemd👮

        Most of time we face a problem of slower boot times when we suddenly reboot or normally boot up our systems either be our local machines or production machines. It is always good to go find out the process causing this and handle it accordingly. systemd-analyze helps you get the exact details of all the processes enabled to start when computer start with total time taken and their contribution in slower boot times. 
        lets see few examples.....👀

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Systemctl - Service Manager || Few useful use cases with nfs-server💀💀

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Systemctl - List all Services (Running) || Kill a Specific Service

How To Use Journalctl to View and Manipulate Systemd | Service Logs (k3s)