The init scripts have now been moved in to glean itself, so just consume
them directly.
Change-Id: Ib85128579c62020df23d73404c0563894038d2dd
Depends-On: I2ed25ce434023bfc8b6a88a08c0c06c1cef63982
Glean now supports setting a hostname, lets ask it to do this.
Change-Id: Iea8d210b4b5add8fed4038cf81ce28d1d7c7c1c4
Depends-on: Ia9155bc565ad79af44d88acc06759be2bf4e5f20
Changed simple-init to utilize a PATH variable in order to allow
for glean to be executed in the event the operating system places
glean in /usr/bin, such as what occurs on CentOS 7.
Change-Id: Ibf95fcd7ca368595e8fb3473f25eb0a919726e39
When something goes wrong, you usually can't boot the image. nova
console-log is usually available though.
Change-Id: Ie4525d0c3ee8b59f035544592b30f0635aba1811
Cloud-init and simple-init are not meant to play together. Lets disable
cloud-init if simple-init is installed.
Also guarding cloud-init-datasources against running in an environment
where cloud-init is not installed.
Change-Id: I5bfa9a3e83d3259db2436404034ad58c780de1c9
glean is now moved into the openstack-infra repos, so the reference to
the originally temporary home can be discarded.
Change-Id: Ie89fff85e264a36d9bab15801314d5195b45031c
If you don't want cloud-init, you may need to get a few things
from config-drive because you may be operating on a cloud with no DHCP.
In that case, simply reading some values from config-drive and writing
out either DHCP or static network info, in addition to grabbing ssh keys
is helpful. Both Infra and bifrost want this for their images.
Co-Authored-By: Gregory Haynes <greg@greghaynes.net>
Change-Id: I2746ed256b9783eab058b803130d3ccac484eaeb
