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systemctl-thaw

Resume frozen unit processes

TLDR

Thaw (resume) a unit
$ systemctl thaw [unit]
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Thaw multiple units
$ systemctl thaw [unit1 unit2 ...]
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Thaw all frozen units
$ systemctl thaw '*'
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SYNOPSIS

systemctl thaw PATTERN...

DESCRIPTION

systemctl thaw resumes one or more units that were previously frozen with `systemctl freeze`. Frozen units have all their processes suspended via the kernel freezer cgroup controller.Thawing allows the unit's processes to continue execution from where they were paused.

CAVEATS

Only affects units that were frozen. Thawing a non-frozen unit has no effect. Requires the cgroup freezer controller to be available.

HISTORY

The thaw subcommand complements the freeze functionality, enabling controlled process suspension and resumption for debugging or resource management.

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