[Oneiric-Topic] Server Boot

[Douglas Stanley]

On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 8:52 AM, Serge E. Hallyn
<serge.hallyn at ubuntu.com> wrote:
> Quoting Scott Kitterman (ubuntu at kitterman.com):
>> There was a lot of discussion around improving the server boot experience
>> before the UDS-M.  A number of people expressed interest in seeing more useful
>> diagnostic information during boot.  Others expressed concerns with boot
>> reliability on the more complex hardware typically found in servers.
>>
>> How are we doing on this?  Personally, I can't remember the last time I
>> rebooted a server and it wasn't via SSH and the hardware I use is the sort
>> there were problems with.  Are these still issues for the Ubuntu Server
>> community?
>>
>> Scott K
>
> I think right now these issues are oveshadowed by the fact that a
> great deal of server software is not yet upstartified.  I think that
> needs to be addressed for O.

I agree, it can get confusing when for example restarting some
services, I do restart, and for others I have to do the older
/etc/init.d/service restart. I miss the days when it was all uniform
:)

Even if there was at the least, some kind of wrapper, so when I did
restart servicexyz, if that service wasn't upstartified, it just ran
the init script restart for me...

Doug

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