Systemd Service Generator
Generate systemd unit files with a guided interface. Create service, timer, and socket units easily.
Quick Start Templates:
.service
myapp.service
ExecStart is required. Add a command in the Execution tab.
Quick Reference
Service Types
- simple - Default, process stays in foreground
- forking - Traditional daemon that forks
- oneshot - Runs once and exits
- notify - Sends ready notification
Special Prefixes
- - - Ignore exit code (e.g., -/bin/rm)
- @ - Pass argv[0] separately
- + - Run with full privileges
- ! - Elevate via setuid
Specifiers
- %n - Full unit name
- %N - Unescaped unit name
- %p - Unit prefix (before @)
- %i - Instance name (after @)
Useful Commands
- systemctl status - Check status
- journalctl -u - View logs
- systemd-analyze verify - Validate
- systemctl cat - Show unit file
About This Tool
Generate systemd service unit files for running applications as system services on Linux. Supports common configurations including security hardening, resource limits, and restart policies.
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