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I am running aerospike and other services , manual setup is working fine and when I tried to add all the other services as systemd services in my Linux environment , as the processes can start soon after reboot. All services are starting up except aerospike. I have followed this documentation and I can only manually start after reboot. What else to be done to make it up soon after reboot ?

I have installed aerospike following this documentation.

Attached the log screenshot. enter image description here

Command used to check the status after reboot is below :

sudo systemctl status aerospike

Jet
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    This question came as part of my programming/development only. And I can see programmers/developers out there here can answer this. Thanks for the suggestion by the way . – Jet Mar 09 '18 at 07:28

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Have you tried enabling the service unit?

systemctl enable aerospike
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