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DESCRIPTION:Most Linux systems nowadays use systemd to perform its system a
 nd service management. You may be familiar with some of its commands\, suc
 h as journalctl and systemctl. But are you getting really everything out o
 f systemd on your systems?\n\nAfter my last presentation about systemd sec
 urity\, I received the feedback: I never saw some of these commands before
 . Enough reason to take an alternative approach this time. Let's do it lik
 e a gamer's speedrun! We aim for covering as much ground as possible\, lea
 rning commands\, flags\, and undiscovered features along the way. Are you 
 ready? Let's go!
DTSTAMP:20261103T082210Z
LOCATION:Room 2
SUMMARY:Linux speedrun: systemd - Michael Boelen
URL:https://cfp.nluug.nl/nluug-najaarsconferentie-2025/talk/TBGJAH/
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