Hello,

I'm building an AMI that already includes a script that is supposed to be 
run on the first launch of the instance. My problem now is when someone 
wants to build a "child" AMI off of that AMI using my AMI as source_ami 
then my script will of course already run. I'm placing the script 
in /var/lib/cloud/scripts/per-once. Is there a way for me to determine 
inside the script if the instance was launched by packer? I was thinking 
about checking the Name tag on the instance for "Packer builder" but that 
can be overwritten. Is there an elegant way to solve this?

Thanks,
Michael

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