<walters>
Kanibal: In theory I could imagine that working, but in practice you'd need to get the code in the initramfs anyways, and I'm not sure where that code would live if not included in Ignition today
<Kanibal>
walters: I imagine a set of shell scripts
<Kanibal>
I am not 100% sure about this, but to me it seems like a maintenance nightmare to these cloud providers with their respective metadata endpoints hardcoded into a Go binary.
<Kanibal>
s/to/to have/
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<walters>
Every time I have to debug someone's (even my own) poor shell script a year later I regret it not being a compiled language
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<Kanibal>
Hm. I am just wondering, if I wanted to add support for the Oracle Cloud, should I hack this into Ignition itself, or just roll my own image and include a shell script to inject the config
<walters>
Either case currently involves a custom image, right?
<Kanibal>
walters: absolutely - although the metadata endpoint is quite trivial, just a simple HTTP request and it already returns a proper JSON object. Only issue, you need to set a "Authorization"-header which doesn't seem to be possible with Ignition right now
<dustymabe>
Kanibal: that's great.. just so others know would you mind posting that information to #414?
<Kanibal>
But yes, still lacking afterburn support for SSH-keys and probably also for network configuration, although that should already be possible with DHCP.
<Kanibal>
dustymabe: sure! I'll add a note.
<dustymabe>
Kanibal++
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<marmijo[m]>
Looks like the CI for the Stable promotion PR failed. Mind looking at it for me? Is this just a flake and/or how should I proceed?
<fifofonix>
fifofonix: me too :o). i thought travier was wanting `ostree admin config-diff` to show files added/modified and to produce shas. i did this on working and non-working and diffed.