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I built a custom AWS AMI by creating an EC2 instance using the stock AMI, then added some customizations to it. However when I tried to create new instances using this AMI with metadata, I didn't see any new logs from sudo journalctl --identifier=ignition --all meaning ignition was never rerun. It seems ignition thinks that it has already run because a snapshot was taken from a booted VM.
Operating System Version
Ignition Version
2.14.0
Environment
What hardware/cloud provider/hypervisor is being used to run Ignition?
Expected Behavior
The AMI should be in a clean state and should have ignition running in a VM when it first boots.
Actual Behavior
Ignition seems to think of an AMI as a rebooted machine and never runs.
Reproduction Steps
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Bug
I built a custom AWS AMI by creating an EC2 instance using the stock AMI, then added some customizations to it. However when I tried to create new instances using this AMI with metadata, I didn't see any new logs from
sudo journalctl --identifier=ignition --all
meaning ignition was never rerun. It seems ignition thinks that it has already run because a snapshot was taken from a booted VM.Operating System Version
Ignition Version
2.14.0
Environment
What hardware/cloud provider/hypervisor is being used to run Ignition?
Expected Behavior
The AMI should be in a clean state and should have ignition running in a VM when it first boots.
Actual Behavior
Ignition seems to think of an AMI as a rebooted machine and never runs.
Reproduction Steps
Other Information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: