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Fixed wording in first sentence of creating service with systemd (#1874) 

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### Run OpenSearch as a service with systemd
Create a service for OpenSearch and register it with `systemd`. After the service has been defined, you can enable, start, and stop the OpenSearch service using `systemctl` commands. The commands in this section reflect an environment where OpenSearch has been installed to `/opt/opensearch` and should be changed depending on your installation path.
This section will guide you through creating a service for OpenSearch and registering it with `systemd`. After the service has been defined, you can enable, start, and stop the OpenSearch service using `systemctl` commands. The commands in this section reflect an environment where OpenSearch has been installed to `/opt/opensearch` and should be changed depending on your installation path.
The following configuration is only suitable for testing in a non-production environment. We do not recommend using the following configuration in a production environment. You should install OpenSearch with the [RPM]({{site.url}}{{site.baseurl}}/opensearch/install/rpm/) distribution if you want to run OpenSearch as a systemd-managed service on your host. The tarball installation does not define a specific installation path, users, roles, or permissions. Failure to properly secure your host environment can result in unexpected behavior.
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