And in the end you hit a sore point square on the head.
Systemd is not built for traditional server farms, it was initially built to scratch a desktop bootup itch that Poettering (and perhaps Sievers) had that then got extended to deal with booting containers.
To them, and others working on systemd, the traditional server way is history and they are building for the containerized present/future.
Systemd is not built for traditional server farms, it was initially built to scratch a desktop bootup itch that Poettering (and perhaps Sievers) had that then got extended to deal with booting containers.
To them, and others working on systemd, the traditional server way is history and they are building for the containerized present/future.