Canonical Netplan Description

Netplan serves as a convenient tool for configuring network settings on Linux systems. Users create a YAML file that outlines the desired network interfaces and their functionalities. Based on this input, Netplan produces the necessary configurations for the selected rendering tool. Consequently, NetworkManager takes charge of all devices, activating DHCP for any Ethernet connection as soon as a carrier signal is detected. The configuration files are stored in /etc/netplan/*.yaml and can be created by system administrators, installation processes, cloud image deployments, or other operating system installations. During the initial boot phase, Netplan constructs backend-specific configuration files located in /run, which allows the designated networking daemon to manage the devices effectively. This streamlined process simplifies network management and enhances system connectivity.

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Canonical Netplan
Year Founded:
2004
Headquarters:
United Kingdom
Website:
netplan.io

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