Re:Results of the Debian systemd survey
by mseepgood on Tuesday May 28, 2013 @08:37AM
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They are also different in practice. For example, you can kill services cleanly with systemd, because it keeps track of what processes belong to which service via CGroups.
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If you're interested in edge cases, then cgroup support can be included in your upstart configuration too. It's not a simple switch in the configuration, but can be made to work in the same way - I do that for some forking services which sometimes fail to collect children properly. I wouldn't consider this to be a big difference between the systems - each has some features that the other doesn't.