Adding ability to send cloud-init user-data to triton machines #12840
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…out of a key called cloud-init:user-data, as opposed to to the standard user-data. This will make it possible to send the cloud-config data to triton machines.
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@zero-below Thanks for opening a pull request! I'm going to pull this down to rebase it and test locally prior to merging. |
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This has been merged in fcddc1d. Thanks @zero-below! |
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In Joyent's images, at least for ubuntu, user-data is used for joyent infrastructure and cloud-init needs to be uploaded to cloud-init:user-data instead of just user-data.
See notes in: https://docs.joyent.com/public-cloud/instances/virtual-machines/images/linux/ubuntu-certified#cloud-init-examples
Cloud-init data is provided as metadata with the cloud-init:user-data key. Joyent boot-time data is supplied as metadata with the user-data and user-script keys.I've built and tested this in my own infrastructure in joyent, with v0.9.0. This successfully placed the key onto the machine, and a basic cloud-config template was applied.