It's been fashionable to hate on systemd, but I definitely prefer it to the hodgepodge of inconsistent init scripts, logging hacks, and bespoke process monitors that preceded it.
init.d was familiar to graybeards (like myself), but I'm loathe to consider them a superior solution.
init.d was familiar to graybeards (like myself), but I'm loathe to consider them a superior solution.