# sudo systemctl status apache2
sudo: systemctl: command not foundMake sure you have systemd package installed on your device, if not then run the below apt-get command to install it,
# sudo apt-get install systemd⛏️ You do not need to use sudo if you are logged in as root.
How to install systemd to fix systemctl command not found error
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