"Go" Linux init init system [sysvinit SYSTEMD upstart]

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Brief analysis of Linux initialization init system, part 1th: sysvinit

In recent years, the INIT process of Linux system has undergone two major evolution, the traditional sysvinit has faded out of the historical stage, the new init system upstart and systemd each have the characteristic, but the more and more Linux distribution adopts the SYSTEMD. This article briefly describes the use and rationale of these three init systems, which each Linux system administrator and system software developer should know to better manage systems and develop applications. This article is the first part of the series, mainly on the characteristics and use of sysvinit.

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July 02, 2014

Brief analysis of Linux initialization init system, part 3rd: Systemd

In recent years, the Linux system init process has undergone two major evolution, the traditional sysvinit has gradually faded out of the historical stage, the new upstart and systemd each have the characteristics, more and more Linux distribution adopted the SYSTEMD. This article briefly describes the use and rationale of these three init systems, which each Linux system administrator and system software developer should know to better manage systems and develop applications. This article is the 3rd part of the series, mainly on the characteristics and use of systemd.

Technical Articles
July 16, 2014

Brief analysis of Linux initialization init system, part 2nd: Upstart

In recent years, the Linux system init process has undergone two major evolution, the traditional sysvinit has faded out of the historical stage, the new system upstart and SYSTEMD each have the characteristics, but more and more Linux distribution adopted systemd. This article briefly describes the use and rationale of these three init systems, which each Linux system administrator and system software developer should know to better manage systems and develop applications. This article is the second part of the series, mainly on the characteristics and use of upstart.

Centos7 default has switched to SYSTEMD, SYSTEMD's official address HTTP://FEDORAPROJECT.ORG/WIKI/SYSTEMD/ZH-CN

"Go" Linux init init system [sysvinit SYSTEMD upstart]