I can't really find information regarding this, but what is the correct way to reboot a node running rke2-server? It seems the containers are not stopped when stopping rke2-server service, so the reboot takes ages because of service timeouts...

There is a

rke2-killall.sh

script that I run before reboot.

Wonderful, thank you!!

I don't know what counts as correct but I'm using kured to drain/cordon nodes before triggering a reboot to keep things friendly to the availability of workloads.