I my experience, systemd config is simple because it handles all the complexity.
Inside it’s guts, it is much more complicated than a sysv system — naturally so because it can do so much more. Those folks loves using the latest and greatest kernel function for all its glory.
All works well - until it don’t. When something is broken, suddenly you have to understand all the interdependent components to debug.
Back in the days, these were not so uncommon, because bugs or simply unimplemented features………
I my experience, systemd config is simple because it handles all the complexity. Inside it’s guts, it is much more complicated than a sysv system — naturally so because it can do so much more. Those folks loves using the latest and greatest kernel function for all its glory.
All works well - until it don’t. When something is broken, suddenly you have to understand all the interdependent components to debug.
Back in the days, these were not so uncommon, because bugs or simply unimplemented features………