[CentOS] How to start a script to complete configuration
Barak Korren
bkorren at redhat.comWed Nov 9 13:13:14 UTC 2016
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On 9 November 2016 at 15:06, Bill Howe <howe.bill at gmail.com> wrote: > Forgot to mention. After this is setup, shutdown the VM and create a > template from it. > Then, any VMs created from this new template will auto execute your scripts. If you're just talking about VMs and templates, you can try 'virt-builder' or 'virt-sysprep' for manipulating the templates directly (Instead of booting them up in a full VM). Theses tools also allow you to inject scripts and commands to be run once a VM created from the template is brought up for the 1st time. Another option to consider is installing the cloud-init package in the VM. Some virtual environments allow you to inject instructions into VMs using cloud-init. -- Barak Korren bkorren at redhat.com RHCE, RHEV-DevOps Team
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