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This commit includes the content of that commit, plus a fix for the tests
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Splits off distro specific code into specific files so that
other kinds of networking configuration can be written by the
various distro(s) that cloud-init supports.
It also isolates some of the cloudinit.net code so that it can
be more easily used on its own (and incorporated into other
projects such as curtin).
During this process it adds tests so that the net process can
be tested (to some level) so that the format conversion processes
can be tested going forward.
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'id' on a link in the openstack spec should be "Generic, generated ID".
current implementation was to use the host's name for the host
side nic. Which provided names like 'tap-adfasdffd'.
We do not want to name devices like that as its quite unexpected
and non user friendly. So here we use the system name for any
nic that is present, but then require that the nics found also
be present at the time of rendering.
The end result is that if the system boots with net.ifnames=0
then it will get 'eth0' like names. and if it boots without net.ifnames
then it will get enp0s1 like names.
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Timeouts and retries were triggering so make it so
that tests do not use the typical timesouts and retries
so that the tests finish faster.
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Instead of aborting all serial using tests instead just
create a serial module in cloudinit that will create a fake
and broken serial class when pyserial is not actually installed.
This allows for using the datasource and tests that exist in
a more functional and tested manner (even when pyserial is not
found).
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Introduced a new path in configdrive, openstack/2015-10-15/, needed
to add bogus data in that path as well to ensure config reader didn't
find good data when testing for exception thrown.
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make check fails in a trusty sbuild due to different rules on older pep8.
Fix formatting to pass in older and newer pep8.
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Update make check target to run pep8 and run pyflakes or pyflakes3
depending on the value of 'PYVER'. This way the python3 build
environment does not need python2 and vice versa.
Also have make check run the 'yaml' test.
tox: have tox run pep8 in the pyflakes
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Now we can run make check to assess pep8, pyflakes for python2 or 3
And execute unittests via nosetests (2 and 3).
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this makes 'make' run pyflakes, so failures there will stop a build.
also adds it to tox.
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LP: #1488891
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LX-brand zones on Joyent's SmartOS use a different metadata source
(socket file) than the KVM-based SmartOS virtualization (serial port).
This patch adds support for recognizing the different flavors of
virtualization on SmartOS and setting up a metadata source file object.
After the file object is created, the rest of the code for the datasource
LP: #1540965
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This replaces the use of SharedConfig.xml in both the walinuxagent case,
and the case where we communicate with the Azure fabric ourselves.
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Azure has or will be offering shortly the ability to directly define the SSH
key value instead of a fingerprint in the ovf-env.xml file. This patch
favors defined SSH keys over the fingerprint method (LP: #1506244).
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This fixes bug 1488896.
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This fixes bug 1488891.
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the content of vendordata was was being assigned to vendordata,
rather than vendordata_raw. The result was that it is not processed
for includes or part handlers or other things as it is in other
datasources.
LP: #1493453
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Azure's ephemeral disks are not guaranteed to be assigned the same name by
the kernel every boot. This causes problems on ~2% of Azure instances, and
can be fixed by using udev rules to give us a deterministic path to mount;
this patch introduces those udev rules and modifies the Azure data source
to use them.
Changes to a couple of config modules were also required. In some places,
they just needed to learn to dereference symlinks. In cc_mounts this
wasn't sufficient because the dereferenced device would have been put in
/etc/fstab (rather defeating the point of using the udev rules in the
first place). A fairly hefty refactor was required to separate "is this a
valid block device?" from "what shall I put in fstab?".
LP: #1411582
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The ephemeral disk will not necessarily be assigned the same name at
each boot (LP: #1411582), so we use some udev rules to ensure we always
get the right one.
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