For networks that have multiple subnets, we may want to target a single
subnet. OpenStack doesn't let you target a single subnet in a network
and so you need to make a port.
RFC952 restricts hostname not to use underline(_) and period(.), so
private cloud with legacy DNS system does not allow just to use
image_name for name of server.
Add instance_name config option for servers which packer creates to
make instance_name configurable. If instance_name is not specified,
by default it works like the past using image_name for instance_name.
add reuse_ips option and use it to control whether openstack builder
will attempt to reuse existing unassigned floating ips rather than
allocating a new one.
fix#4551
This adds two config options that we need in order to successfully build
our Rackspace images.
First, a boolean `rackconnect_wait` option which waits for the
RackConnect metadata to appear.
Second, an `ssh_interface` option, for rackconnect users who have more
prohibitive firewalls on the 'public' interface and want to ensure all
traffic to the server goes over the 'private' one.
Finishes #952.
Add configuration option `networks`, a list of network UUIDs, to attach to the
source instance.
In some openstack installs, no default network will be attached or the network
with the ability to attach a public floating IP will need to be specified.
Many cloud providers have a minimum charge of 1 hour, and if there are DNS problems we can hit the 1 minute timeout easily.
Waiting five minutes gives more of a margin of error.
This change adds base support for an openstack builder.
Thank you to Rackspace for providing cloud assets to complete this work
and @sam-falvo for working with us on the perigee/gophercloud changes.
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