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base/etc | ||
base_deb/etc/one-context.d | ||
base_rpm/etc/one-context.d | ||
generate.sh | ||
postinstall | ||
README.md | ||
SConstruct |
Here are located the files needed to generate OpenNebula contextualization packages. The packages generated contain these files:
/etc/udev/rules.d/*
These files disable the udev network an cdrom generation/etc/init.d/vmcontext
This is the startup script that will try to mount context cdrom, load contextualizaton variables, call scripts in the contextualization scripts directory and call init.sh if it exists in the context cd./etc/one-context.d/*
This directory holds the scripts that will be called by vmcontext script. They should be named starting with a number so they are called in order.
By default only the network configuration context script is included in the
packages. These scripts are different for rpm and deb based distributions and
are located in base_<deb|rpm>
directories.
The packages also have a post-install script that does this steps:
- Delete persistent cd and net rules from /etc/udev/rules.d
- Links vmcontext script to /etc/rc.d
- Deletes network configuration files
GENERATOR
Requirements
- Ruby >= 1.8.7
- gem fpm
- dpkg utils for deb package creation
- rpm utils for rpm package creation
On Ubuntu/Debian you can install the package rpm
and you will be able to generate both rpm and deb packages.
Description
The script generator.sh
generates both deb and rpm packages and can be configured to include more files in the package or change some of its parameters.
On start it creates a temporary directory and copies there:
base
directorybase_<deb|rpm>
directory- Any file or directory from the arguments.
Then these files are included in the package
Usage
The default parameters to create a package are as follows:
VERSION=1.0.1
MAINTAINER=C12G Labs <support@c12g.com>
LICENSE=Apache
PACKAGE_NAME=one-context
VENDOR=C12G Labs
DESCRIPTION="
This package prepares a VM image for OpenNebula:
* Disables udev net and cd persistent rules
* Deletes udev net and cd persistent rules
* Unconfigures the network
* Adds OpenNebula contextualization scripts to startup
To get support use the OpenNebula mailing list:
http://opennebula.org/community:mailinglists
"
PACKAGE_TYPE=deb
URL=http://opennebula.org
You can change any parameter setting an environment variable with the same name. For example, to generate an rpm package with a different package name:
$ PACKAGE_TYPE=rpm PACKAGE_NAME=my-context ./generate.sh
You can also include new files. This is handy to, for example, include new scripts executed to contextualize an image. For example, we can have an script that install a user ssh key. We will create the file hierarchy that will go inside the package in a directory:
$ mkdir -p ssh/etc/one-context.d
$ cp <our-ssh-script> ssh/etc/one-context.d/01-ssh-key
$ ./generate.sh ssh/etc
NOTE: The generator must be executed from the same directory it resides.