systemd

[ˈsɪstəm.di:]
noun
systemd
1. A system and service manager for Linux operating systems that replaces the traditional SysVinit system, responsible for initializing the system and managing processes and services
The administrator used systemd to start and stop services on the Linux server.
O administrador usou o systemd para iniciar e parar serviços no servidor Linux.
2. A suite of basic system utilities and daemon processes designed to centralize service management, system logging, and device management in Linux
systemd provides a unified way to manage system services across different Linux distributions.
O systemd fornece uma forma unificada de gerenciar serviços do sistema em diferentes distribuições Linux.
systemd is a technical term specific to Linux system administration and DevOps culture. It is rarely translated and is used identically in both English and Portuguese-speaking technical communities. The term became prominent in the 2010s as it gradually replaced the older SysVinit system in major Linux distributions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
init systemservice managerSysVinit (predecessor)upstart (alternative)

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
systemd
Technical term used in IT contexts, typically not translated in Brazilian Portuguese
Portugal
systemd
Technical term used in IT contexts, typically not translated in European Portuguese
USA/International
systemd
Standard terminology in Linux and DevOps communities worldwide

Related Words

systemctljournalddaemonLinuxinit processcgroupunit file

Related Idioms & Phrases

systemd unit
systemd service
systemd timer
systemctl command
Look up more words on Fala2Me
The free English-Portuguese dictionary with real Brazilian accents, NYC slang, conjugator and more
Open Fala2Me →