DAEMON-FINGERPRINT(7)Evidence in / topology out

Identify the control plane before restarting it.

Record active systemd sockets, resolve the request path, and generate the inspection commands for the daemon that actually owns the failure boundary.

Observed host evidence

Mark only confirmed signals

Use the displayed command on the target host. Package presence alone does not prove socket ownership.

1libvirtd.socket is active$ systemctl is-active libvirtd.socketThe compatibility socket is owned by the monolithic daemon unless a proxy is also present.2virtqemud.socket is active$ systemctl is-active virtqemud.socketQEMU management is exposed by the modular driver daemon.3virtproxyd.socket is active$ systemctl is-active virtproxyd.socketThe legacy libvirt socket is being preserved as a modular compatibility endpoint.4Secondary modular sockets are active$ systemctl is-active virtnetworkd.socket virtstoraged.socketNetwork and storage responsibilities are split from the QEMU daemon.

Control-plane decoder0%

UNRESOLVED

Awaiting evidence

Select only signals observed on the host. No topology is inferred from distribution or version alone.

virsh->

?->

driver

Endpoint: unknown socket owner
Boundary: Do not restart a daemon until the active socket owner is identified.

Inspection bundle

# libvirt control-plane inspection bundle
systemctl is-active libvirtd.socket virtproxyd.socket virtqemud.socket
systemctl list-sockets 'libvirt*' 'virt*'
ss -lxnp | grep -E 'libvirt|virtqemu'

# inferred topology: Awaiting evidence
# restart boundary: Do not restart a daemon until the active socket owner is identified.