How To List Linux Services With Systemctl
If you’re like most system administrators, you probably use the systemctl command to manage your Linux services. But what do all those options mean? In this article, we’ll show you how to use systemctl to list your services, start, stop, and restart them. First things first: let’s take a look at the basic syntax for using systemctl. To list all of your installed services: systemctl list-services To see which services are currently running: systemctl status service_name To stop a service: systemctl stop service_name ....