I'm currently bogged down getting all 3 SoftLayer CentOS 6 machines back online, release and 2 x test. I've had to reprovision them but am having all sorts of problems. They don't seem to like being rebooted and my guess is that there's some kind of problem with the kernel that gets installed during a yum upgrade (a kernel we want for security but doesn't seem to be liked by the VM host is my guess). I also got a host upgrade notice on two VMs that I'd just provisioned so I suppose they're still working through their own upgrade process and that could be related.
So @nodejs/build, don't go messing too much with SoftLayer hosts just now, don't reboot anything, absolutely do not touch the CentOS 5 machines there!
I'm currently bogged down getting all 3 SoftLayer CentOS 6 machines back online, release and 2 x test. I've had to reprovision them but am having all sorts of problems. They don't seem to like being rebooted and my guess is that there's some kind of problem with the kernel that gets installed during a
yum upgrade(a kernel we want for security but doesn't seem to be liked by the VM host is my guess). I also got a host upgrade notice on two VMs that I'd just provisioned so I suppose they're still working through their own upgrade process and that could be related.So @nodejs/build, don't go messing too much with SoftLayer hosts just now, don't reboot anything, absolutely do not touch the CentOS 5 machines there!