I have a bunch of VMs with the following configs
VM1 startup=1, delay=null
VM2 startup=1, delay=60
VM3 startup=2, delay=null
VM4 startup=2, delay=null
VM5 startup=2, delay=120
VM6 startup=3, delay=null
VM7 startup=3, delay=null
If I'm understanding things correctly, then the behavior should be
System Boot
VM1, VM2 start
(60s delay)
VM3, VM4, VM5 start
(120s)
VM6, VM7 start
Is that correct? I'm just looking for clarification on how PVE decides on the wait time for systems in the same group. If my guess is correct, it will use the largest delay for a given startup group as the correct value before proceeding to the next group. For example if VM4 had a delay of 60 seconds, there would still be a 120s delay before VM6 and VM7 were started. Am I understanding the logic correctly?
VM1 startup=1, delay=null
VM2 startup=1, delay=60
VM3 startup=2, delay=null
VM4 startup=2, delay=null
VM5 startup=2, delay=120
VM6 startup=3, delay=null
VM7 startup=3, delay=null
If I'm understanding things correctly, then the behavior should be
System Boot
VM1, VM2 start
(60s delay)
VM3, VM4, VM5 start
(120s)
VM6, VM7 start
Is that correct? I'm just looking for clarification on how PVE decides on the wait time for systems in the same group. If my guess is correct, it will use the largest delay for a given startup group as the correct value before proceeding to the next group. For example if VM4 had a delay of 60 seconds, there would still be a 120s delay before VM6 and VM7 were started. Am I understanding the logic correctly?