On a server and workstation, I think it adds more pain then it’s worth. On my laptop, brilliant and it makes sense as jumping around from wifi, to ethernet, using VPNs etc is a breeze with the NetworkManager gui and use of profiles. So, I’ll stick with the standard, yet easy and fast, linux bridging using bridge-utils.įirst up, I’ve got some mixed opinions on this push by many Linux Distros to make NetworkManager (NM) the main tool for network…um…management. But OVS didn’t go too smooth on this new install and I’m a bit pressed at the moment to work my way through it (looking at you with stink eye netplan). In fact I’ve gone from over provisioning 8 KVM VM’s to a much higher density of 20 containers when really getting into things (on a 4 core XEON 64GB). I used the new LTS release as an excuse to redo my workstation to simplify and unify since my use case flipped from more KVM virtual machines to more LXD containers.
I just completed a fresh (minimal) install of Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop.
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