install systemd in docker #904
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When installing systemd, you could use the Journalctl plugin. The problem is that each distribution has its own Journalctl, so we build a separate image for each distribution.
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Test build for the RedHat-based Rockylinux distribution. We'll need to test it on different distributions later (Centos 7, Fedora, Almalinux 10)