During instance boot, cloud-init installs packages (if instructed by the user).
During instance boot, there is no state of the system that the user cares about.
I'd like to use eatmydata for apt-get install at that point, as it is dramatically faster than apt-get even with --force-unsafe-io.
From an ubuntu perspective, this change would mean:
a.) depending on eatmydata
b.) MIR for eatmydata
c.) fixing eatmydata's relationship with sysvinit scripts. The thing to fix there is that if you 'eatmydata apt-get install some-service' and some-service starts a daemon, the daemon will inherit the LD_PRELOAD which is most likely not desired.
During instance boot, cloud-init installs packages (if instructed by the user).
During instance boot, there is no state of the system that the user cares about.
I'd like to use eatmydata for apt-get install at that point, as it is dramatically faster than apt-get even with --force-unsafe-io.
From an ubuntu perspective, this change would mean:
a.) depending on eatmydata
b.) MIR for eatmydata
c.) fixing eatmydata's relationship with sysvinit scripts. The thing to fix there is that if you 'eatmydata apt-get install some-service' and some-service starts a daemon, the daemon will inherit the LD_PRELOAD which is most likely not desired.