Hi Chris,
What I notice is that if the VPS's are "suspended" which appears to be
the first option that will be attempted in a reboot of the node, they
will not boot into the new kernel themselves. Not to mention the delay
in the shutdown process (can take a LOOOOONNNNGGGGG time).
Therefore, what I have been doing in order to speed up the process is
issue a shutdown for all the virtuals, then issue the reboot. This can
be done in a one-line like this:
for VE in $(vzlist -Ha -o veid); do vzctl stop $VE; done && reboot
Nice way of doing it. Thanks for sharing.
Regards
Colin
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