Most linux distributons now support systemd instead of the old init.d startup procedure.

When looking into omada startup process, i find that the tpeap commands points to shell script like /opt/tplink/EAPController/bin/control.sh which is used to start the omada application. Not clear how tpeap is invoked at startup, as their does not seem to be a proper systemd unit file for tpeap. So how is Omada actually getting started ?

The reason why I am asking this is because I want to try and cap the CPU usage of the omada application both at statrtup and runtime to about 60-70% CPU use, and one way was to put the directive CPUQuota=x% in the unit file.