top | item 44994324 (no title) MortyWaves | 6 months ago The thing I don’t like about systemd is the inexplicable need to have multiple files for a service. Why can’t they all be declared in a single unit file? discuss order hn newest broeng|6 months ago What do you mean? They can be in a single service file. MortyWaves|6 months ago All the examples I see is there’s a network unit file, a cron unit file, etc all for one application. It would be nice to colocate.Then there is composition of multiple applications too.With docker compose I have a single file for running all my services.With systemd it has to be N number of files for each service too.
broeng|6 months ago What do you mean? They can be in a single service file. MortyWaves|6 months ago All the examples I see is there’s a network unit file, a cron unit file, etc all for one application. It would be nice to colocate.Then there is composition of multiple applications too.With docker compose I have a single file for running all my services.With systemd it has to be N number of files for each service too.
MortyWaves|6 months ago All the examples I see is there’s a network unit file, a cron unit file, etc all for one application. It would be nice to colocate.Then there is composition of multiple applications too.With docker compose I have a single file for running all my services.With systemd it has to be N number of files for each service too.
broeng|6 months ago
MortyWaves|6 months ago
Then there is composition of multiple applications too.
With docker compose I have a single file for running all my services.
With systemd it has to be N number of files for each service too.