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systemd-Files as a backend for SRC would be great.
I disagree completely. Systemd is much more that just init, and it's oriented toward desktop Linux.
This is what the System Resource Controller is for, no? Now, the SRC could have a cleaner and better documented interface, but overall it is perhaps a much better tool than systemd will ever be and has a lot less quirks.
Pros are: clean environment for services, similar/identical configuration between Linux distributions (and possibly AIX).
Cons: "real" systemd needs lots of kernel support.
Having a compat layer to use simple systemd units might be a good start.