initsystemagnostic
An init system agnostic approach refers to designing software or systems in a way that they are not dependent on a specific init system. Init systems are the first process started by the kernel during boot-up and are responsible for starting and managing other system processes. Common init systems include SysVinit, systemd, and Upstart.
Software that is init system agnostic can be easily deployed and managed across various Linux distributions
The benefits of being init system agnostic include increased portability and wider compatibility. Developers can avoid