⚙️ Systemd Service File Generator

Create production-ready systemd service files in seconds

📋 Quick Templates
💡 Quick Start: Choose a template above to pre-fill common values, then customize to your needs.
[Unit] Section
Name of the service (e.g., myapp, nginx, postgres)
Human-readable description
Start after these units (space-separated)
Hard dependencies (service won't start if these fail)
Soft dependencies (service starts even if these fail)
[Service] Section
Run as this user (default: root)
Run as this group
Directory to execute commands from
Command to start the service
Command to stop the service (optional)
Command to reload configuration (optional)
Seconds to wait before restarting (default: 100ms)
Environment variables to set
Service is active even after processes exit (useful for oneshot)
[Install] Section
Enable when this target is reached (usually multi-user.target)
Hard dependency for these targets
📄 Generated Service File
📌 Installation Instructions:
1. Save as /etc/systemd/system/myapp.service
2. Run: sudo systemctl daemon-reload
3. Run: sudo systemctl enable myapp
4. Run: sudo systemctl start myapp
5. Check: sudo systemctl status myapp