systemd: use bootconfig for unified cgroup hierarchy #3886
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Issue number:
Related: #3883
Description of changes:
This takes advantage of the new Twoliter support for bootconfig drop-ins and variant metadata.
Variants with the
unified-cgroup-hierarchy
feature flag set will end up installing the new subpackage when the image is built, which will populate the default bootconfig with the right systemd option.Default to "hybrid" at build time rather than "unified" since the two variants that don't support boot config (
aws-ecs-1
andaws-ecs-1-nvidia
) also require "hybrid" mode.Testing done:
When building
aws-dev
, the following capability is logged for the metadata rpm:Later, this triggers the expected installation of the new subpackage:
After boot, the expected hierarchy and settings are present:
I also verified I could override the setting and the system would come up in hybrid mode.
For a variant like
aws-k8s-1.24
, the hybrid subpackage is installed and the system comes up in hybrid mode as expected.Terms of contribution:
By submitting this pull request, I agree that this contribution is dual-licensed under the terms of both the Apache License, version 2.0, and the MIT license.