GRUB for Linode | How to Use and Manage Configuration Profiles in the Linode Cloud Manager
A configuration profile functions as a boot loader for a Linode. It controls general boot settings, including the disk the Linode will boot from, the disks that will be mounted, the kernel that will be used, and the network interfaces on the Linode. Multiple configuration profiles can be created, each one booting from different disks with different settings.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:34 What is a Configuration Profile?
1:07 Where Do You Manage Configuration Profiles?
3:35 Determine Which Profile Was Used
3:58 Create a New Profile
5:07 Start VM with the New Profile
6:00 Conclusion
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