What are the two primary Linux processes that are used for managing services? (Choose two.)

The two primary Linux processes used for managing services are:

1. System V init: System V init is a traditional init system used in many older Linux distributions. It is responsible for initializing the system and starting and stopping services. However, it has been largely replaced by more modern init systems like systemd.
2. Systemd: Systemd is a modern init system used in many current Linux distributions. It is a comprehensive init and service management system that is responsible for starting, stopping, and managing services. It has become the standard for managing services on most Linux systems.

“Task Manager” and “Service Control Manager” are terms more commonly associated with Windows operating systems, and they are not part of the primary service management processes in Linux.