4.1.1 Services & systemd
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- 0420 cron and systemd timers: run something every night Schedule a script with crontab or a systemd timer: the five cron fields, environment and PATH pitfalls, logging, catching up missed runs… Beginner · Step by step · Linux Article cron & timers · Services & systemd 15 Oct 2026
- 0165 Write a systemd service unit for your own app Turn any long-running program into a proper service: create a unit file, run it as an unprivileged user, restart it on failure… Intermediate · Step by step · Linux Article Services & systemd 15 Oct 2026
- 0166 Replace a cron job with a systemd timer A systemd timer runs a service on a schedule like cron, but logs every run to the journal, can catch up missed… Intermediate · Step by step · Linux Article Services & systemd 15 Oct 2026