enable_dns_caching changes /etc/nsswitch.conf from hosts: db files nisplus nis dns to hosts: resolve files dns myhostname.
The latter causes resolution times for the local hostname (which is in /etc/hosts) of about five seconds, which is long enough that pScheduler throws in the towel on it. The docs for systemd-resolved say it's supposed to synthesize a cache entry for the local host name, but I'm not seeing that.
I recommend hosts: files resolve files dns myhostname instead.
I suspect that this may be gumming up the startup of OpenSearch, because making the change above gets it to start after its other problems are resolved.
enable_dns_cachingchanges/etc/nsswitch.conffromhosts: db files nisplus nis dnstohosts: resolve files dns myhostname.The latter causes resolution times for the local hostname (which is in
/etc/hosts) of about five seconds, which is long enough that pScheduler throws in the towel on it. The docs forsystemd-resolvedsay it's supposed to synthesize a cache entry for the local host name, but I'm not seeing that.I recommend
hosts: files resolve files dns myhostnameinstead.I suspect that this may be gumming up the startup of OpenSearch, because making the change above gets it to start after its other problems are resolved.