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[15:32] <myj3384> hello
[15:34] <myj3384> I'm new to cloud-init and searching for support
[15:43] <minimal> what sort of support exactly?
[16:27] <myj3384> First, thanks for answering. I want to create a kubernetes cluster at home, using 4 raspberry pi (for learning purpose).
[16:27] <myj3384> I would like to use cloud-init to configure automatically the sd card at first boot by readjusting the partion table before ubuntu installation
[16:27] <myj3384> And I'm struggling to do it.
[16:27] <myj3384> I tried, at the beginning to use following command in the user-data file :
[16:27] <myj3384> storage:
[16:27] <myj3384>   layout:
[16:27] <myj3384>     name: lvm
[16:27] <myj3384>   config:
[16:27] <myj3384>     - type: disk
[16:27] <myj3384>       id: disk0
[16:27] <myj3384>       ptable: gpt
[16:27] <myj3384>       path: /dev/mmcblk0
[16:27] <myj3384>       preserve: false
[16:27] <myj3384>       name: ''
[16:27] <myj3384>       grub_device: false
[16:28] <myj3384>     - type: partition
[16:28] <myj3384>       id: partition0
[16:28] <myj3384>       disk: disk0
[16:28] <myj3384>       flag: ''
[16:28] <myj3384>       format: xfs
[16:28] <myj3384> but it was not considered at first boot and therefore ubuntu extended the initial partition to the end of my sd card
[18:22] <minimal> myj3384: so you're installing Ubuntu server? (which comes with subquity and cloud-init to act as an installer). If so then the #ubuntu-server channel is probably a better place to ask any questions
[18:23] <minimal> cloud-init by itself is *not* an installer, it is something that runs at boot. However some distros, like Ubuntu Server, make use of cloud-init as part of their installer (i.e. Subquity for Ubuntu Server)
[21:22] <pepperoni> is there a way to create an interface in a down state in cloud-init? I have several and want one to be off.
[21:59] <minimal> pepperoni: cloud-init doesn't create network interfaces, it configures them