release-21.1: roachprod: Install and configure chrony on GCE clusters #62730
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Fixes cockroachdb#62063 In cockroachdb#31577 we switched to `chrony` for AWS, but not for CGE. By default they GCE clusters based on Ubuntu 16.04 use `ntp`. This patch installs `chrony` (and automatically removes `ntp`) on GCE and configures `chrony` to use Google's time server. Release note: None
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Maybe we should wait until #62946 is fixed, then start backporting all the things related to it. |
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Backport 1/1 commits from #62108. It's been on the master branch for about a week now.
/cc @cockroachdb/release
Fixes #62063
In #31577 we switched to
chronyfor AWS, but not for CGE. By defaultthey GCE clusters based on Ubuntu 16.04 use
ntp.This patch installs
chrony(and automatically removesntp) on GCEand configures
chronyto use Google's time server.Release note: None