[WFCORE-6935] Correct naming for systemd, unit, file

core-feature-pack/common/src/main/resources/content/bin/systemd/README

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
-= How to configure WildFly as a Systemd service
+= How to configure WildFly as a systemd service
 
-The following steps describe the process to configure WildFly as a Systemd service.
-You can use the provided wildfly-[standalone,domain].service file as a template for your own Systemd Unit File.
+The following steps describe the process to configure WildFly as a systemd service.
+You can use the provided wildfly-[standalone,domain].service file as a template for your own systemd unit file.
 It can be adjusted to your needs, for example, you can manually change the user that runs the service,
 the location of the WildFly installation, logs, etc.
-Alternatively, you can use the generate_systemd_unit.sh script to automatically generate a new Systemd Unit File
+Alternatively, you can use the generate_systemd_unit.sh script to automatically generate a new systemd unit file
 using this server installation as the WildFly home.
 
-If you want to install WildFly as a Systemd service from scratch as a Systemd service, follow the steps below.
+If you want to install WildFly as a systemd service from scratch as a systemd service, follow the steps below.
 
 == Install WildFly and initialize the WILDFLY_HOME variable
 

core-feature-pack/common/src/main/resources/content/bin/systemd/generate_systemd_unit.sh

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
-# This script is just a helper to generate the Systemd Unit Files for WildFly
+# This script is just a helper to generate the systemd unit files for WildFly
 # assuming that the server home will be the one that hold this script file.
 # It also allows to specify the user and group that will run the server.
 
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ SYSTEMD_FILE="${SCRIPT_DIR}/wildfly-${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_MODE}.service"
 JBOSS_SYSTEMD_USER="${2:-wildfly}"
 JBOSS_SYSTEMD_GROUP="${3:-wildfly}"
 
-echo "INFO: Systemd Unit File to generate: ${SYSTEMD_FILE}"
+echo "INFO: systemd unit file to generate: ${SYSTEMD_FILE}"
 echo "INFO: Using JBOSS_HOME: ${JBOSS_HOME}"
 echo "INFO: User: ${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_USER}"
 echo "INFO: Group: ${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_GROUP}"
@@ -41,10 +41,10 @@ sed -e "s|@@@JBOSS_SYSTEMD_SERVER_HOME@@@|${JBOSS_HOME}|g" \
 systemd-analyze verify --recursive-errors=no "${SYSTEMD_FILE}"
 
 echo ""
-echo "INFO: Systemd Unit File generated."
+echo "INFO: systemd unit file generated."
 echo "INFO: The ${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_USER}:${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_GROUP} are the user:group configured to launch the server. You have to ensure this user and group exist and have the necessary permissions to read and launch the server."
 echo "INFO: Use ${JBOSS_HOME}/bin/systemd/wildfly-${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_MODE}.conf to configure the server environment."
-echo "INFO: After configuring your environment, to install the server as a Systemd service do the following:"
+echo "INFO: After configuring your environment, to install the server as a systemd service do the following:"
 echo ""
 echo "sudo cp ${SYSTEMD_FILE} $(pkg-config systemd --variable=systemdsystemunitdir)"
 echo "sudo cp ${JBOSS_HOME}/bin/systemd/wildfly-${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_MODE}.conf /etc/sysconfig/wildfly-${JBOSS_SYSTEMD_MODE}.conf"