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Not 100% if this is a bug or a feature not yet implemented but modifying a user_account in a initialization block alway trigger a VM replacement. That’s not something I expected from the documentation.
That seems a bit weird because doing the same thing trough the UI does not trigger this replacement.
Other cloud init options doesn’t seem to be affected. I only tested DNS servers.
I’m currently using version 0.66.2. I can reproduce it for every attributes of the user_account block (ssh keys, username, password).
Not 100% if this is a bug or a feature not yet implemented but modifying a user_account in a initialization block alway trigger a VM replacement. That’s not something I expected from the documentation.
That seems a bit weird because doing the same thing trough the UI does not trigger this replacement.
Other cloud init options doesn’t seem to be affected. I only tested DNS servers.
I’m currently using version
0.66.2
. I can reproduce it for every attributes of the user_account block (ssh keys, username, password).For instance while changing password :
For now my only option has been to ignore changes on
initialization[0].user_account
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