This guide will show you how to create a systemd service on your Raspberry Pi so that you can have your scripts start on boot & to restart any service that fails.
This repository contains a few simple examples to quickly get started.
Download and move inside this repository.
git clone https://github.com/matrix-io/raspi-systemd-quickstart ~/services
cd ~/servicesTurn the bash script into an executable.
# This is only required for the bash example
chmod +x ~/services/bash_example.shAdd read permissions for each service file
chmod 644 ~/services/*.serviceCreate a symbolic link in systemd for each service. This allows us to neatly store all our services in a home folder.
sudo ln -s ~/services/*.service /etc/systemd/system/Your services are now setup! Use any of the commands below to control your services.
# Load Any Changes Made To All .service Files
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
# Start
sudo systemctl start YOUR_SERVICE_NAME.service
# Stop
sudo systemctl stop YOUR_SERVICE_NAME.service
# Restart
sudo systemctl restart YOUR_SERVICE_NAME.service
# Run On System Boot
sudo systemctl enable YOUR_SERVICE_NAME.service
# Stop Running On System Boot
sudo systemctl disable YOUR_SERVICE_NAME.service
# View Service Logs
sudo systemctl status YOUR_SERVICE_NAME.service
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