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![systemctl start [service/unit]: Starts a specific service or unit in Linux using the Systemd init system, initiating its associated processes and making it available for use . systemctl stop [service/unit]: Stops a specific service or unit by sending a signal to its processes, gracefully terminating them and making the service unavailable.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:160:106/1*MIwDmctoLono6m_cOfOJvQ.png)
![systemctl start [service/unit]: Starts a specific service or unit in Linux using the Systemd init system, initiating its associated processes and making it available for use . systemctl stop [service/unit]: Stops a specific service or unit by sending a signal to its processes, gracefully terminating them and making the service unavailable.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:320:214/1*MIwDmctoLono6m_cOfOJvQ.png)
