#systemd #utilities
systemctl: Control the systemd system and services.
journalctl: To manage journal, systemdâs own logging
systemhostnamectl: Control hostname.localectl: Configure system local and keyboard layout.
timedatectl: Set time and
date.systemd-cgls : Show cgroup contents.
systemadm: Front-end for systemctl command.
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Managing services with systemd
Here is a list of some useful systemd utilities along with a brief description of what they do:
<span>systemctl: Control the systemd system and services. journalctl: To manage journal, systemdâs own logging system hostnamectl: Control hostname. localectl: Configure system local and keyboard layout. timedatectl: Set time and date. systemd-cgls : Show cgroup contents. systemadm: Front-end for systemctl command.
Letâs consider some basic examples that involve the systemctl utility.
To display the status of everything systemd controls, just run the command with no options:
$ systemctl
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