# \#docker

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## [From a Docker command to a systemd service](https://community.monospacementor.com/t/from-a-docker-command-to-a-systemd-service/442)

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**Author:** [@TheMM](https://community.monospacementor.com/u/TheMM)\
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**Last updated:** [12 October 2026 12:23 UTC](https://community.monospacementor.com/t/from-a-docker-command-to-a-systemd-service/442 "2026-10-12T12:23:09Z")

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If you run containers on a Linux server, you may want them to fit alongside the services already running there: start at boot, appear in the same status and log tools, and respect startup dependencies. Project READMEs of…
