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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.

Runs in your browser – nothing is sent or stored.

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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