procd VS faster

procd is a process and system init service for OpenWRT.

Faster is a very little init script aimed at Linux power-users and geek stuff oriented people.

Comprehensive System Management
Procd provides a centralized way to configure and manage system processes, services, and system event handling, which simplifies system administration on OpenWrt.
Dynamic Management
It allows for dynamic modification of services, including service restarts and reloading without requiring a full system reboot, leading to minimal downtime.
Integration with UCI
Procd integrates well with the Unified Configuration Interface (UCI), making it easier to apply and manage configurations within OpenWrt’s ecosystem.
Hotplug Support
The hotplug support enables procd to handle device connection and disconnection events automatically, improving the system's responsiveness to changes.
Resource Efficiency
Procd is lightweight, making it well-suited for resource-constrained environments typical of embedded systems running OpenWrt.

Complexity in Usage
Procd can be complex to configure and understand, particularly for users who are not familiar with OpenWrt's internal systems.
Documentation Limitations
The documentation can be sparse or outdated, making it challenging for developers and system administrators to make full use of its features.
Learning Curve
Users new to OpenWrt or embedded Linux systems may find the learning curve steep when using procd, as it requires understanding various system internals.
Limited Portability
Since procd is specifically designed for OpenWrt, its usage and portability to other Linux distributions or environments can be limited.