Add the ability to send Salt minion keys to the userdata script#46491
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What does this PR do?
This PR adds the ability to send Salt minion keys to the userdata script when using a template renderer. The use case for this behavior is when you cannot use the built-in salt-cloud deploy scripts due to inability to SSH directly to the instance. If you are deploying instances to a secluded virtual network with outbound-only access, you can utilize a userdata script with
userdata_sendkeysenabled to install the salt-minion software and deploy a pre-accepted key.What issues does this PR fix or reference?
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