To make matters interesting, the service command still works even for those distributions that have migrated to systemd and systemctl. This means those who instinctively type service, when......Read more
Linux based operating systems, like all other operating systems, have processes and services that run while the machine is on. These range from various operating system services, to the command line, to different services daemons designed to maintain the system and keep it running smoothly....Read more
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is an open source, stable, and secure server platform built by SUSE. It is developed to power physical, virtual and cloud based servers. It is well suited for cloud solutions with support for visualization and containers. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server...Read more
A Linux service is an application (or set of applications) that runs in the background waiting to be used, or carrying out essential tasks. I’ve already mentioned a couple of typical ones (Apache and MySQL). You will generally be unaware of services until you need them....Read more
Listing services using Netstat mand Nestat command is a tool used for examining active network connections, interface statistics as well as the routing table. It's available in all Linux distributions and here we will check how to list services using netstat command. To check the services alongside the ports they are listening....Read more
That’s all it takes to create a Linux service with systemd: writing a small configuration file that references your long running program. Systemd has been the default init system in RHEL CentOS,......Read more
Linux service command Updated: 05 04 2019 by puter Hope On Unix like operating systems, the service command starts or stops a service by running an initialization script. This document describes the Linux version of service....Read more
Your running Linux or Unix system will have a number of background processes executing at any time. These processes also known as services or daemons may be native to the operating system, or run as part of an application. Examples of operating system services: sshd daemon that allows remote connections...Read more