Lab 3.1 - step 12 Install the containerd software
It is requested to change SystemdCgroup from false to true with
sed -e 's/SystemdCgroup = false/SystemdCgroup = true/g' -i /etc/containerd/config.toml
I had a closer look at the content of /etc/containerd/config.toml : it only contains the string systemd_cgroup = false
Do I need to change the sed command accordingly ?
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Well, I've left this as it is...
Lab 3.1 and 3.2 have been a nightmare to complete with VirtualBox and Ubuntu 24.04 server - minimal setup.
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Hi @tgdtada2,
The
SystemdCgroup = falsestring is located around line 139 of the initialconfig.tomlfile. While there is also a stringsystemd_cgroup = falselocated around line 73, there is no need to make any changes to thesedcommand. It is sufficient to update theSystemdCgroupparameter, as presented in step 12 of lab 3.1.
With all commands correctly syntaxed the lab exercises 3.1 can be easily completed.However, improperly sized VMs or improper VM network interface configuration through the VirtualBox hypervisor can lead to errors and failures. Can you provide additional details about your setup?
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I had the same experience, and I believe it occurred while trying to fix the real underlying cause on VirtualBox 7.1.10 and Ubuntu 24.04: Swap will always turn back on, on startup. The Lab instructions for Chapter 3 do have 'swapoff -a', but that is only for the current session. You need to comment out the 'swap' line in /etc/fstab, and then type 'sudo systemctl restart containerd', giving it a minute, and then things should be working if that is the only error.
some keywords for newbies to find this: containerd 664e access denied failed to create or update bootstrap token with name connection refused
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