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‫Now I want to talk about service and services.

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‫A service is a program that runs in the background outside the interactive control of system users as

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‫they lack an interface.

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‫So this is an order to provide even more security because some of these services are crucial for the

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‫operation of the operating system, right?

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‫All these services work on several scripts, and these scripts are stored in slash Etsy slash in it

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‫that de.

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‫OK, so this INIT.D is a demon, which is the first process of the Linux system.

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‫To manage Linux services, you can use service and system Ctrl commands.

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‫You can learn the current status of services using the status all parameter.

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‫Service and systemctl commands are used to start.

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‫Check the status of and stop services if the service is correctly configured.

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‫It'll start now in Linux.

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‫There are several services that can be started and stopped manually in the system.

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‫Some of those services are S.H., HDP Tours, Apache, these kinds of things.

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‫So let's just try out and what we've learned so far, and let's start the Apache service, right?

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‫So first list all the services under the slash ETSI slash in it d location.

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‫Now these are all the services.

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‫Let's check the status of them.

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‫Run service status.

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‫All.

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‫OK, so plus signs mean that the service is active, the minus sign means it's not active.

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‫If you do want to check the status of a specific service, for example, Apache Service use the system

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‫CTL Status Command.

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‫So as you can see, apache2 service is inactive.

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‫You can also use the service command to see the status of the service.

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‫So let's start the Apache Service Run Service, Apache to start.

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‫This operation needs root privileges, so enter the password.

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‫And let's check the status again.

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‫All right, so you see, it's running now.

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‫So Apache is the world's most popular cross-platform HTTP Web browser to deploy and run web applications

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‫or web site, we can display the default page of the Apache server on the web browser.

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‫So just to enter the IP address of the machine.

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‫And yes, this is the default page of the Apache server.

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‫It will show us that the Apache service is running.