[Users] how to switch off automatic suspend/resume?

[Aleksandar Ivanisevic]

Mark Johanson <mjohanson at a2hosting.com>
writes:

> Just started seeing this myself. Is there wa way to force a stop instead
> of suspend?

If you look at /etc/init.d/vz there is suspend and then a stop at the
end. Why is suspend done first is beyond me.

I guess you could disable it by changing the line stages="suspend
stop" to stages="stop" in stop_ves() function

Interestingly enough, suspend doesnt work at all currently for me on
RHEL6 kernel, it just says in the syslog

Nov 28 15:27:37 free-3 kernel: [14278.117357] CT: checkpointing not supported yet for hidden pid namespaces.

so it actually does a stop and it doesn't hurt anything as far as I
can tell.

> On Tue, 2012-11-20 at 11:10 -0700, Ruslan Dautkhanov wrote:
>> When HN reboots, it suspends all CTs, and after reboot complete -
>> resumes them back up.
>> Is any way to switch off this feature?
>> It takes many minutes to suspend a database CT, and then many minutes
>> to resume it back.
>> It is *way* faster to just shut down database normally and then start
>> it up (withing 10-15 seconds or so).
>> 
>> If it's not possible to do on per-container base, I would disable this
>> feature globally.
>> 
>> Any way to accomplish this?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> Ruslan
>> 
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