[Techtalk] SysVInit Replacements?

[Anthony Gorecki]

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I plan to deploy several new Linux systems over the next few weeks and have 
been searching for a suitable SysVInit replacement to handle the boot 
process. After looking through various projects and searching around, I 
finally arrived at a choice between minit and RunIt. While RunIt interests me 
due to the more unique booting methods, its file structure organization is 
poor in comparison to other systems. Likewise, minit's extra dependencies are 
somewhat undesirable.

I'm interested in getting opinions and suggestions on alternate init systems 
from anyone who has experience with them. Out of the two above, which would 
be the most beneficial to install on the new systems? Failing those, which 
would you recommend?

Thanks.


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