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How to clean temporary files automatically using systemd-tmpfiles in RHEL 7 / CentOS 7

Have you also come across a situation when your filesystem gets piled up with unwanted files and you have to step in manually clean up all the unwanted temporary files and directories. With Red Hat

Tutorial / Cheatsheet: 11 examples to use systemctl to manage unit files and service in RHEL 7 / CentOS 7

In my last article I have given an overview of systemd with examples. If you want to have a background of migration from sysvinit scripts which we were using RHEL 6 and earlier to systemd used in

Step by Step Linux boot process with GRUB2 and systemd in RHEL 7 / CentOS 7

Below table depicts the flow of the boot up process for RHEL 7 / Cent OS 7 with GRUB2 and systemd The stages involved in Linux Booting Process are: BIOS Boot Loader     -

How do I set or change (default) runlevel using systemd in CentOS 7/RHEL 7

This article gives you an overview of transition from System V init scripts to Systemd. Some of the benefits of systemd over the traditional System V init facility include: systemd never loses initial log messages

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