Agreed, I have generally avoided systemd as I don't feel it's fully baked yet (not trying to start a flame war, that is just my experience and I'm sure it's fine for others). Still, I need to really learn it both for when I am ready to use it daily and just to have it in my wheelhouse for supporting others. A guide like this seems like a great way to go "hands on" without spinning up an instance and fumbling through it blindly.
Hopefully this guide will stay up to date given the "move fast, break things, wontfix" approach the systemd authors currently have with the project.
Hopefully this guide will stay up to date given the "move fast, break things, wontfix" approach the systemd authors currently have with the project.