The original order of service compared with systemctl command

 

 

service [service] Start        systemctl Start [Unit of the type] to start the service

 # Start network.service start networking services systemctl
Service [service] STOP        systemctl STOP [Unit of the type] out of service

# Stop STOP network.service network services systemctl
Service [service] restart    systemctl restart [Unit of the type] to restart the service

# Network Service Restart systemctl restart network.service
addition or two systemctl parameter does not correspond with the service command parameters

status: parameter to view the service operation
reload: reload service, load the configuration file updated (Not all services support this parameter, such as network.service)
Application examples:

# Check the status of network services

systemctl status network.serivce

 


nginx php mysql commonly used commands

systemctl status nginx

systemctl start nginx

service nginx restart # restart Nginx
Service php-fpm restart # restart php-fpm

 

systemctl start mysqld # startup MySQL
systemctl Status MySQL mysqld # View state
systemctl stop mysqld # mysql close

systemctl enable mysqld #mysql boot

 



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