(PUP-11433) Use systemd by default in CentOS/RHEL #9207
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Since CentOS7/RHEL7, systemd is used to manage services. This change changes the default provider in CentOS/RHEL from the old redhat provider based on init, to the systemd provider, so that we no longer need to update the provider code when adding support for a new version of CentOS/RHEL. The old redhat provider is still used for CentOS/RHEL<7 which are using init to manage services.
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This PR comprises work from @kajinamit (originally in #8862) with a few changes:
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Since CentOS7/RHEL7, systemd is used to manage services. This change changes the default provider in CentOS/RHEL from the old redhat provider based on init, to the systemd provider, so that we no longer need to update the provider code when adding support for a new version of CentOS/RHEL.
The old redhat provider is still used for CentOS/RHEL<7 which are using init to manage services.