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Implement cloud-config 'runcmd' support #27
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If the userdata is of type cloud-config, the runcmd entry can contain multiple entries with commands that will be executed, in the order of their definition. The commands can be given as a string or as an array of strings, the first item being the binary to be executed and the rest being the parameters of that binary. The commands will be aggregated and written into one single shell file, in the order of their definition. On Windows, the file will be executed by the native Windows shell cmd.exe. Example userdata file: runcmd: - 'dir C:\\' - ['echo', '1'] Fixes: cloudbase#27 Change-Id: Ie307e08f8c4108c7bf9108543cc90b6a7fa2e7ae
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If the userdata is of type cloud-config, the runcmd entry can contain multiple entries with commands that will be executed, in the order of their definition. The commands can be given as a string or as an array of strings, the first item being the binary to be executed and the rest being the parameters of that binary. The commands will be aggregated and written into one single shell file, in the order of their definition. On Windows, the file will be executed by the native Windows shell cmd.exe. Example userdata file: runcmd: - 'dir C:\\' - ['echo', '1'] Fixes: cloudbase#27 Change-Id: Ie307e08f8c4108c7bf9108543cc90b6a7fa2e7ae
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If the userdata is of type cloud-config, the runcmd entry can contain multiple entries with commands that will be executed, in the order of their definition. The commands can be given as a string or as an array of strings, the first item being the binary to be executed and the rest being the parameters of that binary. The commands will be aggregated and written into one single shell file, in the order of their definition. On Windows, the file will be executed by the native Windows shell cmd.exe. Example userdata file: runcmd: - 'dir C:\\' - ['echo', '1'] Fixes: cloudbase#27 Change-Id: Ie307e08f8c4108c7bf9108543cc90b6a7fa2e7ae
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If the userdata is of type cloud-config, the runcmd entry can contain multiple entries with commands that will be executed, in the order of their definition. The commands can be given as a string or as an array of strings, the first item being the binary to be executed and the rest being the parameters of that binary. The commands will be aggregated and written into one single shell file, in the order of their definition. On Windows, the file will be executed by the native Windows shell cmd.exe. Example userdata file: runcmd: - 'dir C:\\' - ['echo', '1'] Fixes: cloudbase#27 Change-Id: Ie307e08f8c4108c7bf9108543cc90b6a7fa2e7ae
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If the userdata is of type cloud-config, the runcmd entry can contain multiple entries with commands that will be executed, in the order of their definition. The commands can be given as a string or as an array of strings, the first item being the binary to be executed and the rest being the parameters of that binary. The commands will be aggregated and written into one single shell file, in the order of their definition. On Windows, the file will be executed by the native Windows shell cmd.exe. Example userdata file: runcmd: - 'dir C:\\' - ['echo', '1'] Fixes: cloudbase#27 Change-Id: Ie307e08f8c4108c7bf9108543cc90b6a7fa2e7ae
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If the userdata is of type cloud-config, the runcmd entry can contain multiple entries with commands that will be executed, in the order of their definition. The commands can be given as a string or as an array of strings, the first item being the binary to be executed and the rest being the parameters of that binary. The commands will be aggregated and written into one single shell file, in the order of their definition. On Windows, the file will be executed by the native Windows shell cmd.exe. Example userdata file: runcmd: - 'dir C:\\' - ['echo', '1'] Fixes: cloudbase#27 Change-Id: Ie307e08f8c4108c7bf9108543cc90b6a7fa2e7ae
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Cloud-init docs:
https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/examples.html#run-commands-on-first-boot
Example userdata file:
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