| [15:19] <beantaxi> Hello all ... I'm following the instructions on the cloud-init readthedocs for Hacking on cloud-init. I've signed the contributor license agreement, and from what I'm reading I should appear on the contributor-agreement-canonical group page. There's no mention of an approval process or a delay, but I'm not seeing myself on the list, so I want to make sure I'm not missing a step. Thanks! | |
| [15:22] <meena> beantaxi: i reckon most of the people who could approve you are on vacation for another week | |
| [15:39] <beantaxi> meena: Makes sense :) Is it frowned upon to submit a PR before being approved? No urgency, just wanted to get my first PR in before the New Year as a purely arbitrary deadline. | |
| [15:40] <meena> beantaxi: it is not frowned upon | |
| [15:45] <beantaxi> meena: Thanks! I'll try and hit my deadline | |
| [15:51] <beantaxi> I also have a cloud-init question ... I've recently spun up an OVHCloud VPS. It does run cloud-init and `cloud-id` reports openstack. I've read the readthedocs on openstack, but I'm not sure where to start to `cloud-init` my instance initialization. Do I copy my script to /var/lib/cloud/scripts/per-instance, somehow trick the instance into thinking it's on its first boot, and then reboot? Or is there | |
| [15:51] <beantaxi> something more direct. Thanks! | |
| [16:11] <meena> beantaxi: why is cloud-id reporting OpenStack? what does ds-identify say? | |
| [18:30] <beantaxi> meena: Your question is Greek to me to be honest ... but after checking the docs, running the ds-identify command I found, and looking at the output, I believe your question to mean that there are a number of reasons why a VM would be identified as OpenStack and you are asking which one | |
| [18:30] <beantaxi> From my outpui ... is_ds_enabled(IBMCloud) = true. | |
| [18:31] <beantaxi> Is this what you are asking? If not I can look elsewhere | |
| [19:52] <meena> beantaxi: im just confused why an OVHCloud VPS would be identified as OpenStack, that seems… buggy, so i was wondering what ds-identify thinks | |
| [21:07] <beantaxi> meena: I'm not familiar with OpenStack so I'm not sure. But OVHCloud makes a number of references to OpenStack and offers OpenStack techonlogies as a feature. | |
| [21:11] <meena> beantaxi: ah, | |
| [21:18] <beantaxi> meena: go ooon ... :) | |
| [21:25] <meena> beantaxi: most clouds copy EC2, i didn't realize OVH was based or copying OpenStack :D | |
| [21:36] <beantaxi> meena: Interesting! I didn't realize most clouds copy EC2. I guess a lot of them are actually on EC2 and so they get it for free | |
| [21:38] <beantaxi> Revisiting my initial question, I think I can generalize it to I have a VPS, and that VPS uses cloud-init (hooray!), but I don't see anything like the AWS EC2 CLI command, or AWS Console field(s), which let me specify cloud-init scripts upon instance creation. Am I missing someething basic? And if not, and I have to copy a script to /v/l/c/s/per-instance, trick the instance into thinking it is new, | |
| [21:38] <beantaxi> and then reboot ... if I have to do all that, then how do I do it? | |
| [22:12] <jayjo-> in what ways does the cloud-init autoinstaller in ubuntu 20.04 depend on cloud init modules? The "autoinstall" section of the yaml seems to not be present in the cloud-init docs, is that an ubuntu-specific addon? Does subiquity just use cloud-init to process a particular subset for autoinstallation? I ask because I'm trying to mount a partition for the installer to use for installing APT packages, and | |
| [22:12] <jayjo-> there seems to be https://curtin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/storage.html vs disk-setup and mounts from cloud-init | |
| [23:53] <jayjo-> are curtin and cloud-init related? or do they just share configuration formats? (or, something else?) | |