Bryan Kearney wrote:
Michael DeHaan wrote:
As far as I'm aware the "appliancey" way to reuse disk images is to
login in and fix all this once you fire the machines up. This is
something you could possibly
make firstboot do.
So.. each boot would need to do this, since in theory the mac address
could change between launches.
I don't think so. It should persist with the VM (if you keep the
libvirt config with it)...
The approach we took with Virt-Factory is to not use disk images, but
start the install fresh every time, and use config management to push
changes down.
In a controlled environment, or once koan takes over the world, I
would agree. However... this will not work in all cases (e.g. demo
applliances, or operating systems with no public tree)
No argument there. In demo-land, you don't care about MAC collision,
and randomization should be sufficient. I think.
No public tree? You can still distribute the install server.
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