> Plus, systemd is actually better at this than supervisord, daemontools, etc., already because of its cgroup usage- it can reliably kill all children before restarting, even if the process forks.
That's exactly the wrong thing for some services, for example sshd.
Which is why it doesn't do that for some services, for example sshd :P Each login session gets a separate cgroup, so the ssh daemon and all the users using it can be managed separately.
That's exactly the wrong thing for some services, for example sshd.