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Owner:: Ubuntu on EC2

Project:: VMBuilder

Status:: Development

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805. By Francis Ginther on 2018-07-24

mtab debugging

804. By Francis Ginther on 2018-07-23

Use /dev/vdb as the tar output device for maasv3 [a=fginther] [r=rcj,daniel-thewatkins]

MP: https://code.launchpad.net/~cloudware/vmbuilder/jenkins_kvm-fginther/+merge/350577

803. By Francis Ginther on 2018-07-19

Update the maas templates to account for a different target tar device on ppc64 hosts [a=fginther] [r=daniel-thewatkins,rcj]

The device name is now conditional based on the host architecture.

MP: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-on-ec2/vmbuilder/jenkins_kvm-maas-trusty-ppc64/+merge/349986

802. By Francis Ginther on 2018-07-12

Azure's nic hotplug: deliver static/etc/netplan/90-hotplug-azure.yaml

Allow netplan/networkd to automatically bringup hotplugged nics
by delivering a flexible static netplan yaml file to catch any new ethernet devices attached to the Azure instance. The hotplug-azure yaml will complement cloud-init's initial/strict eth0 match definition which is matching only to a specific to macaddress for eth0.

Because cloud-init's netwok configuration is is only created at boot,
a detach of the original eth0 nic and attach of a new nic would cause
cloud-init's netplan yaml to fail to match, resulting in no network
config. Given the supplemental 90-hotplug-azure.yaml, the following
"hotpluggedeth0" opaque-id will match on any new eth0 present on the
system after reboot. Systemd will and set that nic the
primary/mandatory interface. eth1 or greater are left as optional
ephemeral devices, meaning that networkd boot will not block on their
link being up.

   hotpluggedeth0:
       dhcp4: true
       match:
          driver: hv_netvsc
          name: 'eth0'

Also avoid appending unnecessary include directives or udev rules in
/etc/network/interfaces on netplan-enabled systems.
[a=chad.smith][r=daxtens,daniel-thewatkins,fginther]

MP: https://code.launchpad.net/~chad.smith/vmbuilder/jenkins_kvm_azure_netplan_hotplug/+merge/347212

801. By Francis Ginther on 2018-07-05

Update the maas build scripts to use the ppc64el config on stilson which reports `ppc64le` for `uname -m` and use a raw disk attached to /dev/vdc.
[a=fginther][r=philroche,rcj]

MP: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-on-ec2/vmbuilder/jenkins_kvm-maas-stilson2/+merge/348867