On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 11:38 PM, Derek Cole wrote:
> I will see what I can do. I dont have a github presently, but since I am
> mostly working with FreeBSD I had to fix puppet's service resource, jason
> hancocks section that look for dhcp leases and a couple of other things.
> The userdata fix I
I will see what I can do. I dont have a github presently, but since I am
mostly working with FreeBSD I had to fix puppet's service resource, jason
hancocks section that look for dhcp leases and a couple of other things.
The userdata fix I put in seems to be working, though not when the puppet
agent
Yeah - it's definitely a work in progress - if you look at Dan Bode's
cloudstack_resources, he actually has a ton of additional work in a
different branch that hasn't yet been validated. It's on my list to
get around to that in the next few weeks. What you likely saw (esp if
it was my presentation)
Well I started to post about getting something broken. I modified
cloudstack_resources to take an argument for userdata. I was getting all
kinds of issues with that, until I realized that the argument in userdata
has to be base64 encoded. I fixed that, and now my VMs can get their
metadata! I had s
What you want to do should work.
Not familiar with cloudstack_resources. Does it have a means to set user data
when creating an instance? If so, have you checked the user data manually (ie
querying the vr/dhcp server) to see that it was set?
> On Dec 4, 2013, at 3:19 PM, Derek Cole wrote:
>
Hrmm - Maybe I am not being exactly clear.
I originally started out trying to use puppet to not only configure my VMs,
but provision them in the cloud as well. I started out with a template in
cloudstack, and have been using cloudstack_resources to create new VMs
automatically when my puppet manif
Hi Derek
When you use user-data, you have to provide user-data and deliver it
to virtual router. Unfortunately, CloudStack only provides REST API to
deliver user-data to virtual router now. This API is
deployVirtualMachine that creates instance and set instance specific
data.
For example, I assum
I was kind of wondering about that, when I saw it earlier. It appears that
maybe the cloudstack_resources module has become out of date? I think you
are the preparer of a slide-show I was following here:
http://www.slideshare.net/PuppetLabs/cloudstack-18489665
It seems like in those slides, Group
Hi Derek:
Glad that the puppet resources are useful.
Setting user-data is different than setting group:
Look at the options here:
http://cloudstack.apache.org/docs/api/apidocs-4.2/user/deployVirtualMachine.html
--David
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 11:54 AM, Derek Cole wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am attem
Hello,
I am attempting to use the cloudstack API to get user-data for my VMs.
I am creating the VMs with the puppet cloudstack-resources module, and it
seems to populate it (From the cloudstack GUI, under "Group" I see my data)
However, when I do a
wget http://router/latest/user-data
I get bac
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