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Hello
I wonder if there is any way to plot full dependencies graph for service.
All examples I've seen (for systemd-analyze and systemctl list-depencensies) show only one level of dependencies.
For example if my service A requires service B and service B requires service C I would like to get picture like this A -> B -> C. But seems that it works only for target dependencies.
Best regards,
Max
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Thanks for the answer!
I am afraid it is not exactly what I am looking for. I want something more systemd specific. I've written my application and wrapped it into systemd services and I would like to get graph with dependencies. Unfortunately arch packages is not an option because we probably won't use Arch in production. ( Although I, personally, am a big fan of this distributive. )
I was hoping that somebody with experience in systemd may have answer.
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That is also in the man page for systemd-analyze. And the systemctl man page mentions an --all option for the list-dependencies command that might be of interest to the OP.
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Thanks Raynman!
It's a shame that I missed option --all. ^( It's even more detailed that i need to but I can deal with it. Thanks !
And I don't get how to achieve the same with systemd-analyze. It works very well if I need to get graph for all services, but if I try to get only graph for particular service and his children I get only two level's graph.
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