systemd
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What is systemd?
systemd is a system and service manager for Linux operating systems. It provides a suite of components for managing system startup, service management, process supervision, logging, and other core system functions. It is commonly used to initialize the system during boot, manage background services, and provide a unified interface for system administration.
What other technologies are related to systemd?
systemd Competitor Technologies
SWUpdate
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SWUpdate is a Linux Update agent which can replace the system image. It is a competitor to systemd's update capabilities.
rsyslog
rsyslog is a system logging utility, competing with systemd's journald for system logging functionality.
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systemd Complementary Technologies
udev
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udev is a device manager for the Linux kernel, tightly integrated with systemd for device management.
cgroups
cgroups (control groups) are a kernel feature used by systemd for resource management of processes.
DBus
D-Bus is an inter-process communication system often used by systemd for communication between system components.
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Which job functions commonly mention systemd?
Embedded Engineer
0.2% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention systemd
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Site Reliability Engineer
0.1% of all Site Reliability Engineer jobs mention systemd
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DevOps Engineer
0.1% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention systemd
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Software Engineer
847 Software Engineer jobs mention systemd
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Engineer
1259 Engineer jobs mention systemd
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