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[RFE] consumable library for integration with other provisioning agents #33
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This sounds great. A few comments:
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I have been looking into this issue. For separate structure of a common library and a binary that depends on the lib, one approach would be to introduce workspace. |
Created a WIP PR #39. |
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Published v0.1.1 of libazureinit and azure-init. |
Current situation
The provisioning agent implements all features in a single application.
Impact
Re-using the agent's functionality from other agents like e.g. Afterburn is challenging.
This impacts adoption of the agent by the larger Linux ecosystem and hinders its mission of being a reference implementation for a minimal Azure provisioning guest agent.
Ideal future situation
Follow-up tasks
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