On Mon, Oct 13, 2025 at 06:38:15PM -0700, Paul Vixie wrote:
Kill(1) on bhyve with the default TERM signal makes bhyve
send acpi shutdown to the guest. This is what vm-bhyve seems to do.
OK thanks for that. Kind of surprised bhyvectl doesn't, well, ctl
in this way, but here we are.
The context is where there's a stable/15 server running various
linux and otherbsd guests. I want sysutils/nut (client) to shut down
everything gracefully when battery gets to 10%. I thought I could
do that by getting nut to tell the server via bhyvectl to gently
poweroff the clients directly. Or failing that, run nut on the
server to do the same.
In the datacentres there's different equipment to handle this.
It's the first time i'm hand-rollong it.
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