systemd Service Generator
Turn any script or app into a systemd service that starts on boot, restarts on failure and runs as a locked-down user.
Run a Node, Python or Go app, a queue worker or any script as a proper Linux service: started at boot, restarted when it crashes, logged to the journal and sandboxed so a bug can’t touch the rest of the system. Fill in the command and user, and copy the unit file and install commands.
Everyday commands
systemctl status myapp– is it running, and the last log lines.journalctl -u myapp -f– follow the logs live.systemctl restart myapp– after deploying new code.systemctl edit myapp– add overrides without touching the original file.
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