[18:41] hello guys! :) [18:41] is this the correct place if we have some questions regarding cloud-init? [18:41] or there is a better medium? [18:43] yes [18:43] dubuc: ask away [18:43] thanks! :) [18:45] well, I am trying to change some mount points on an Azure VM running OpenLogic CentOS 7.4 (we manually install cloud-init with packer and save the Azure VM Image). When I specify the mount location of the ephemeral disk of that machine, it generates an /etc/fstab that does not match the location Azure mounts the ephemeral disk (/mnt/resource). This causes the mnt.mount to fail because of the wrong /etc/fstab [18:46] https://gist.github.com/dubuc/2db3dc3efc27750b1d43e8b28eabc64a this is the cloud-init.txt I pass when I create the VM with Azure CLI (az vm create --image ... --custom-data cloud-init.txt ...) [19:56] dubuc: sorry for the delay; had some meetings, let's see what's going on [19:57] yeah well rharper, I read the docs [19:58] apparently cloud-init does not support changing the mount point of the resource disk (ephemeral) on azure, and the waagent is supposed to handle that. could you confirm? [19:58] http://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/datasources/azure.html#waagent-conf-config [20:02] do you have the cloud-init.log from the failure ? and can you confirm what cloud-init version you're running ? I know we've seen some issues w.r.t empheral storage config so it may be resolved in master or might be a new issue [20:02] yes [20:02] give me a sec [20:03] but I did find the fix for my issue of failed mnt.mount service by following the `/mnt` location instead of the default waagent.conf `/mnt/resource`. [20:04] cloud-init 0.7.9 [20:05] ok, there's definitely newer cloud-init that has had some changes w.r.t azure ephmeral devices [20:06] https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/g/cloud-init/cloud-init-dev/ [20:06] you could try from the cloud-init-dev repo; that's a daily build from master [20:07] if you can't then I suggest filing a bug with the cloud-init logs (/var/log/cloud-init* /var/lib/cloud/*) and your cloud-config you already pasted; [20:08] will try that [20:08] thank you rharper [20:08] dubuc: sure