101.2 Boot the System (Boot Process - systemd and upstart - Power on to System Prompt)

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systemd

default on most modern Linux distributions

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systemd

Question 2

systemd

systemd was designed to replace the “__” mehod of managing system init and startup

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sysvinit

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systemd

systemd is more efficient and allows

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parallel operation

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systemd

has fewer

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dependencies

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systemd

service prioritization and

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precedence

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systemd

reduces “______” time

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startup

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systemd

units replace sysvinit

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init scripts

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systemd

‘name.service’ rather than

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init script name

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systemd major components

manager for services and systems

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systemd

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systemd major components

primary command for controlling service start/stop/restart/status

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systemctl

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systemd major components

display performance info on system bootup and allows for trace/debugging info

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systemd-analyze

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systemd major components

replaces consolekit, supports X Windows manager

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logind

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systemd major components

console daemon that replaces virtual terminals

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consoled

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systemd major components

logging system uses binary logs and is replaceable by other logging systems

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journald

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systemd major components

networking support daemon

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networkd

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systemd runlevels

indicated in component groups

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cgroup

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systemd units

the units insalled

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/usr/lib/systemd/system

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systemd units

units that have priority over other units are controlled by sysadmin

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/etc/systemd/system

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systemd units

units created at runtime and may have priority over non-runtime or installed units

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/run/systmd/system

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systemd service target dependencies

method of inidicating dependency units or groups of units

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on the system

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systemd service target dependencies

Requires

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once requirement is met any other ‘wanted’ units started

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systemd service target dependencies

only executed upon completion of any other ‘wanted units

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/usr/lib/systemd/system/graphical.target

example

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systemd boot process changes

not read and no longer in use

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/etc/inittab

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systemd boot process changes

a tree of ‘requires’ and ‘wants’ is followed

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throughout process

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systemd boot process changes displays current runlevel and previous if available

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runlevel

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systemd boot process changes displays current default runlevel target

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systemctl get-default

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systemd boot process changes set default runlevel target to the indicated value

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systemctl set-default [new.target]

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systemd boot process changes systemctl set-default [new.target] creates a default link from 'default-target' to the

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indicated target

Question 29

list all active system targets

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systemctl isolate [runlevel.target]

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systemd boot process changes systemctl isolate [runlevel.target] allows you to set the runlevel of the system without changing

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default value

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systemd upstart asynchronous boot and shutdown process

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upstart

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systemd upstart upstart is designed to implement as it maintains

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sysinit compatibility - can run sysvinit scripts unchanged