Which system in Linux allows for the management and supervision of service daemons?
- systemd
- SysV init
- GRUB
- iptables
systemd is the system in Linux that allows for the management and supervision of service daemons. It's a modern initialization system and service manager that replaces the traditional SysV init. systemd provides enhanced control and monitoring of services and system initialization.
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