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volume attachment issue while running the knife openstack server create #181
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So you're trying to attach the Can you show me the attached drive to whatever instance using If we aren't doing something correct here it's probably due to fog, and i'd like to figure out where it's breaking. |
So it seems that it's created..."randomly?" I'll have to make it so you can declare the mountpoint. |
That's a feature request, and i'll have to put it on as a TODO. |
Thanks @jjasghar...can we also enable the option for "delete on termination" to choose from command line and also the fetch the volume size instead of nil ... |
Sounds reasonable. I can't promise you this'll happen fast, but at least we know what we need to fix now 🤘 |
The mount point of the physical device attached to the instance while creation is different from the physical device attached inside the instance...
Instance Log:
but the disk attached to instance is different.when i try to run sudo fdisk -l in the instance
Is there anyway to pass the mountpoint of the device such as /dev/vdb in the command line using knife openstack server create...
the command which i used to bring up the server is
knife openstack server create --no-host-key-verify --node-ssl-verify-mode none --openstack-volumes --flavor --image --ssh-user <IMAGE_USER> -S --identity-file --network-ids --openstack-floating-ip --insecure --yes -VV --hint openstack -N <INSTANCE_NAME> --openstack-groups <SEC_GROUP> --run-list “" --environment
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