[Ubuntu Chicago] Invitation to UniForum Chicago presentation on systtemd

Wayne Schneidman wayne.schneidman at gmail.com
Sat Apr 1 23:03:43 UTC 2017


 <http://uniforumchicago.org/>Meetings

Understanding and Using systemdErik JohnsonThursday April 20th 2017 at
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Bolingbrook, Fountaindale Library, Meeting Room B
<http://uniforumchicago.org/meetings/systemd.html#GettingThere>


Join us at the Bolingbrook Fountaindale Public Library
<http://fountaindale.org/> for what will be a very interesting, intriguing
and useful presentation that will be of particular interest to Linux system
administrators, engineers and enthusiasts.  Looking under the hood of the
Linux operating system, Erik Johnson will provide a guided tour of systemd
which has become the new init system for more and more Linux
distributions. *This
will be a technical and system level presentation and discussion.*
Abstract

systemd is a Linux-only replacement for the old SysV init system which has
been around for decades. Beginning development in 2010, it is now the
de-facto init system for most Linux distributions. This presentation will
give an overview of systemd and some of its numerous subsystems, and
demonstrate how to use it to manage services (and more). Attendees are
encouraged to bring their laptops so they can follow along and experiment
with commands on their own. A simple way to check if systemd is present on
your laptop is to run "command -v systemctl". If a path is returned (for
example, "/usr/bin/systemctl") then you are already running systemd. If
not, download a LiveCD from any recent Fedora, SUSE, Linux Mint, or Ubuntu
release, and boot into the LiveCD.
Bio

Erik Johnson is a Python developer and former Linux/Solaris system
administrator. He currently works as a Senior Engineer with the SaltStack
project, a remote-execution, configuration management, automation, and
orchestration tool. Erik also heads up the Fox Valley Linux User Group
which meets generally once per month on a Saturday at the Batavia Public
Library.
Getting to the meeting
<https://www.google.com/maps/place/300+W+Briarcliff+Rd,+Bolingbrook,+IL+60440/@41.6988179,-88.0815764,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x880e5bce168370db:0xf1eba6f8d07fdbc7!8m2!3d41.6988139!4d-88.0793877>

The next General meeting of UniForum Chicago will be at:

        Bolingbrook Fountaindale Library
        http://www.fountaindale.org/
        Meeting Room B (1st floor)
        300 West Briarcliff Road
        Bolingbrook, IL 60440

Use the library's FAQ (http://www.fountaindale.org/about/faq)
<http://www.fountaindale.org/about/faq>as a source for how to get to
meeting or here are *Directions To Fountaindale Library*
<https://www.google.com/maps/place/300+W+Briarcliff+Rd,+Bolingbrook,+IL+60440/@41.6988179,-88.0815764,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x880e5bce168370db:0xf1eba6f8d07fdbc7!8m2!3d41.6988139!4d-88.0793877>


After Meeting

As usual we will be having a "Meeting After the Meeting" for talk and
drinks afterwards at the Gordon Biersch Brewery & Restaurant in the
Bolingbrook Promenade mall
<http://www.gordonbiersch.com/locations/bollingbrook?action=view>.

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For more information about UniForum Chicago contact *info at uniforum.chi.il.us
<info at uniforum.chi.il.us>*.

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