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Can you put systemd units under a custom path?

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The systemd manual gives a list of path where systemd looks for unit files.

However, I want to isolate my units in a path of my own choosing. Is it possible to configure systemd to add some path to that list of search locations?

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Yes, you can put systemd units under a system path. Systemd units are typically stored in the /etc/systemd/system directory, which is the default location for system-level units. However, you can also place units in other directories, as long as you specify the correct path when enabling or starting the unit.

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