** Merge proposal linked:
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Hi folks, as a heads-up, there's some in-progress work on secondary IP
addresses on primary NICs here: https://code.launchpad.net/~chad.smith
/cloud-init/+git/cloud-init/+merge/369792
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My initial tests with Gaëtan's patch suggests it disables DHCP for but
doesn't set a route or DNS manually.
ci-info:
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ci-info: | Device | Up |Address | Mask | Scope |
Hw-Address|
The attachment "ec2_multiple_ips.patch" seems to be a patch. If it
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Hi,
I made a small patch to support multiple ips on one interface. Should work on
several interfaces too even if I din't test it.
I tested it on ec2 with ubuntu 18.04 and netplan export
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** Tags removed: ec2
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Hi
This is still the same for new instances on AWS ec2 ubuntu 144 .
Floating i/p secondary eth0 not coming up automatically. IS there a
fix in plan for ubuntu 14,15 ?
Thanks,
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I'm using cloud-init on CentOS, but would really like this functionality
as well. For the time being, I'll be trying to reuse the upstream AWS
pieces.
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I'm using cloud-init on CentOS, but would really like this functionality
as well. For the time being, I'll be trying to reuse the upstream AWS
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We're using a variant Alessandro's work to configure out instances.
https://github.com/instacart/ubuntu-ec2net
Reboot doesn't seem to refresh the interfaces list -- maybe there is
another event hook that we need? I'm not terribly familiar with udev but
would love to see this ironed out and ready
We're using a variant Alessandro's work to configure out instances.
https://github.com/instacart/ubuntu-ec2net
Reboot doesn't seem to refresh the interfaces list -- maybe there is
another event hook that we need? I'm not terribly familiar with udev but
would love to see this ironed out and ready
I'm attaching ec2-utils-0.4-1.19.amzn1.src.rpm as I retrieved it with:
get_reference_source -p ec2-net-utils
from inside ami-83e4bcea (amazon/amzn-ami-pv-2013.09.1.x86_64-ebs) today.
The license per spec file and headers is 'Apache License 2.0'.
** Attachment added:
adding also as a tarball of the rpmbuild dir after rpm -Uvh (jsut for
convenience).
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ec2-utils-0.4-1.19.amzn1.src.rpm
I'm attaching ec2-utils-0.4-1.19.amzn1.src.rpm as I retrieved it with:
get_reference_source -p ec2-net-utils
from inside ami-83e4bcea (amazon/amzn-ami-pv-2013.09.1.x86_64-ebs) today.
The license per spec file and headers is 'Apache License 2.0'.
** Attachment added:
adding also as a tarball of the rpmbuild dir after rpm -Uvh (jsut for
convenience).
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ec2-utils-0.4-1.19.amzn1.src.rpm
Fixed some bugs. New version here
https://github.com/ademaria/ubuntu-ec2net
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Fixed some bugs. New version here
https://github.com/ademaria/ubuntu-ec2net
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Hi Forest,
looking at http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-
eni.html#ec2-net-utils
DHCP script
Whenever the network interface receives a new DHCP lease, this script queries
the instance metadata for Elastic IP addresses. For each Elastic IP address, it
adds a rule to the
Hi,
I have actually adapted the files from the Amazon AMI which are working just
fine.
There is also an ansible file which tells where the files should be dropped.
You might need to adjust a few things but it should all be working
There is only a problem with this bug
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Hi Forest,
looking at http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-
eni.html#ec2-net-utils
DHCP script
Whenever the network interface receives a new DHCP lease, this script queries
the instance metadata for Elastic IP addresses. For each Elastic IP address, it
adds a rule to the
Hi,
I have actually adapted the files from the Amazon AMI which are working just
fine.
There is also an ansible file which tells where the files should be dropped.
You might need to adjust a few things but it should all be working
There is only a problem with this bug
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Forest,
Thanks for the link. I hadn't seen that utility. It does appear to be doing
basically what I was suggesting.
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Sure. The part that stood out to me was refreshes secondary IP
addresses during DHCP lease renewal. I haven't examined Amazon's code,
but that description reads like it solves the problem of automatically
configuring additional IP addresses without requiring additional network
interfaces.
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Forest,
Thanks for the link. I hadn't seen that utility. It does appear to be doing
basically what I was suggesting.
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Sure. The part that stood out to me was refreshes secondary IP
addresses during DHCP lease renewal. I haven't examined Amazon's code,
but that description reads like it solves the problem of automatically
configuring additional IP addresses without requiring additional network
interfaces.
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I'm in a similar situation: An ec2 instance with just one network
interface, to which I have assigned a secondary IP address.
This bit from the AWS docs is interesting:
If you are using Amazon Linux, the ec2-net-utils package can take care
of this step for you. It configures additional network
I'm in a similar situation: An ec2 instance with just one network
interface, to which I have assigned a secondary IP address.
This bit from the AWS docs is interesting:
If you are using Amazon Linux, the ec2-net-utils package can take care
of this step for you. It configures additional network
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Adding notes from IRC:
* use 'manual eth1' to avoid cloud-init blocking on boot waiting for interfaces
* /etc/network/interfaces originates from a hardcoded file in the image
* cloud-init places /etc/cloud/on-ec2 (or similar) flag file
* on interface add/remove have a rule that fires, checks ec2
Adding notes from IRC:
* use 'manual eth1' to avoid cloud-init blocking on boot waiting for interfaces
* /etc/network/interfaces originates from a hardcoded file in the image
* cloud-init places /etc/cloud/on-ec2 (or similar) flag file
* on interface add/remove have a rule that fires, checks ec2
My current thinking is that a udev rule will need to have a RUN hook
that updates /etc/network/interfaces or at a minimum runs the
appropriate ip commands based on what is discovered in the EC2 metadata
service. It seems like updating /etc/network/interfaces would be good
since ifup/ifdown rely on
My current thinking is that a udev rule will need to have a RUN hook
that updates /etc/network/interfaces or at a minimum runs the
appropriate ip commands based on what is discovered in the EC2 metadata
service. It seems like updating /etc/network/interfaces would be good
since ifup/ifdown rely on
Scott, thanks for the reply. This is not something I need at the moment,
but it does seem like a good way for me to perhaps learn more about
Ubuntu network configuration and udev rules. I did a bit of digging and
found the following files which seem relevant:
/lib/udev/write_net_rules
Scott, thanks for the reply. This is not something I need at the moment,
but it does seem like a good way for me to perhaps learn more about
Ubuntu network configuration and udev rules. I did a bit of digging and
found the following files which seem relevant:
/lib/udev/write_net_rules
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Thanks for taking the time to open a bug and make ubuntu better.
When multiple interfaces and IPs first came out, I looked at this, but
yours is the first request for this.
I agree, I'd like to have a udev hook that would fire on interface
adaded and then determine if it was in EC2, and if so,
Thanks for taking the time to open a bug and make ubuntu better.
When multiple interfaces and IPs first came out, I looked at this, but
yours is the first request for this.
I agree, I'd like to have a udev hook that would fire on interface
adaded and then determine if it was in EC2, and if so,
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