In AWS we can derive the `VpcId` and AZ from the `SubnetId`, so now we do. In the config you can now only specify the `SubnetId`.
This fixes issue #4693.
As pointed out in the initial code review of #4351, some of the steps
from the standard EBS builder were (intetionally) omitted. It turns out
that these actually are useful, and the original rationale for the
omission was wrong. Consequently, this commit adds in the following
steps:
- `StepPrevalidate`
- `StepTagEBSVolumes`
- `StepDeregisterAMI`
- `StepCreateEncryptedAMICopy`
- `StepAMIRegionCopy`
- `StepModifyAMIAttribute`
- `StepCreateTags`
We also fix the interpolation filter and documentation to reflect these
additions, though the majority were already documented and just not
functional.
When an ebs volume fails to delete, Packer reports that there
was an error deleting the volume and the volume id. But it doesn't
give you the details of what that error is. This commit adds the
error reported back to the standard output.
Added the 'kms_key_id' parameter. This supports supplying a customer master key (CMK) when encrypting the EBS volume.
The parameter is optional and only takes effect when 'encrypted' is true. When 'encrypted' is true but 'kms_key_id' is missing the 'aws/ebs' key will be used.
This PR adds the ability for Packer to clean up snapshots in addition to
deregistering AMIs at build time.
To test this, I used the following `test.json` file:
```json
{
"builders": [
{
"type": "amazon-ebs",
"region": "us-east-1",
"source_ami": "ami-fce3c696",
"ami_name": "packer-test",
"instance_type": "m3.medium",
"ssh_username": "ubuntu",
"vpc_id": "some-vpc-id",
"subnet_id": "some-subnet-routed-through-igw",
"security_group_id": "some-security-group-with-port-22-access",
"force_delete_snapshot": true
}
],
"provisioners": [
{
"type": "shell-local",
"command": "echo 'hello'"
}
]
}
```
I appreciate any constructive feedbakc that can be given. Cheers!
While implementing my acceptance test, I stumbled upon a comment stating
that snapshot deletion should also be implemented, so I snuck that in. I
can't help but wonder if there is some generic logic that is implemented
a few times throughout the packer code base that could maybe better serve
us if it were abstracted to the common package.
This commit adds the ability to configure unique tags on snapshots
that are separate from the tags defined on the AMI. Anything applied
to the AMI will also be applied to the snapshots, but `snapshot_tags`
will override and append tags to the tags already applied to the snapshots
This commit adds an option to use the local SSH Agent to authenticate
connections to source instances started by the the EBS and Instance
Store builders.
This is of use when the source AMI _already_ has configuration for
authorized SSH keys - for example if one uses an SSH certificate
authority.
A further extension (not implemented in this commit) is to allow SSH
agent use with a pre-defined key pair, in order to allow keys with
passphrases to be used without giving the passphrase to Packer.
This adds support for using amazon-ebs/amazon-instance builder without
a keypair. If a ssh_private_key_file is supplied without a
ssh_keypair_name no temporary ssh keypair is created. If ssh_password is
used no temporary ssh keypair is created and the password is used when
trying to connect.
Closes#2301Closes#3156
Fix: Use temporary_key_pair_name when specified.
This is to fix an issue where the temporary_key_pair_name configuration option
for amazon-ebs and amazon-instance builders would be ignored and replaced with
an automatically generated value using UUID, even when the option was explicitly
specified.
Remove space from the auto-generated SSH key-pair name.
Resolves#3736
This removes the unnecessary check for AMIs before cleaning up volumes.
AMIs will exist on a successful run, but not when a build fails after
instance creation (during provisioning for example). The following
check for instance being nil should be sufficient.
Paul Thrasher
Matthew Hooker
James Nugent
Rickard von Essen
Roman Zhuzha
Richard Moore
Ari Aviran
poida
Arthur Burkart
Richard Owen
Chris Lundquist
Orivej Desh
Krzysztof Wilczynski
Jeremy Asher