Ubuntu 22.04 LTS slow booting

FatGrizzly

@yoursunny said:

@Maounique said:
Or remove netplan. Why would anyone need it, nevermind a dedi?
Does it do anything useful for you?

We use Netplan.io on every server even Debian.
Netplan keeps the entire network configuration in a single YAML file.
In contrast, systemd needs two units for each network interface: a .link or .netdev unit for lower layer, and a .network unit for upper layer.

Please define "We".

Who are/is "We"?

Is yoursunny secretly a cult that we all are missing out?

emgh

@FatGrizzly said:

@yoursunny said:

@Maounique said:
Or remove netplan. Why would anyone need it, nevermind a dedi?
Does it do anything useful for you?

We use Netplan.io on every server even Debian.
Netplan keeps the entire network configuration in a single YAML file.
In contrast, systemd needs two units for each network interface: a .link or .netdev unit for lower layer, and a .network unit for upper layer.

Please define "We".

Who are/is "We"?

Is yoursunny secretly a cult that we all are missing out?

IPv6 users

Lunics

So, Tony40, is this resolved? Did you configure your IP statically? That should speed things up.

Maounique

@emgh said: especially in cloud environments

I'll give it a try the next time when I have only some stupid cloud templates at hand. It takes longer to clean up the config then and might be worth it.

Razza

Had the same issue recently on a dedicated server on Ubuntu 22.04 played around with Netplan dhcp & static couldn't identify the cause of the delay as a workaround masked the service

sudo systemctl mask systemd-networkd-wait-online.service

No more 2 mins delay on boot and network is up right away on boot so not sure why it was hanging in the first place.