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Unfortunately, when I rebuilt the server, it attached to a different IP address:
jpipes@uberbox:~/repos/stackforge/openstack-chef-repo$ bundle exec vagabond server rebuild
Vagabond: Rebuilding server
Vagabond: Destroying node: server
Waiting for graceful shutdown and cleanup...
-> DESTROYED
ERROR: Node not created: server
-> DESTROYED!
Ensuring expected system state (creating required base containers)
- This can take a while on first run or new templates...
-> COMPLETE!
-> REBUILT!
jpipes@uberbox:~/repos/stackforge/openstack-chef-repo$ bundle exec vagabond server up
Vagabond: Creating server
-> Chef Server container created!
-> Chef Server CREATED!
-> Bootstrapping erchef...
Auto uploading all assets to local Chef server...
Local chef server: Uploading roles
-> UPLOADED ROLES
Local chef server: Uploading data bags
-> UPLOADED DATA BAGS
Local chef server: Uploading environments
-> UPLOADED ENVIRONMENTS
Local chef server: Uploading cookbooks
Cookbooks being uploaded via berks
-> UPLOADED COOKBOOKS
-> All assets uploaded!
-> CREATED!
-> Bootstrapping erchef...
jpipes@uberbox:~/repos/stackforge/openstack-chef-repo$ bundle exec vagabond status
Name State PID IP
ops running 10316 10.0.3.10
server running 17814 10.0.3.132
Is there a hidden way to set the local Chef server's container to a static IP address like the other nodes?
Thanks!
-jay
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Currently the Vagabondfile does not provide the support for setting a static ip address for the server nodes, however adding in support for it should be easy enough. On a side note, what is your use case for a static address on the server node? I have not run into the need yet, which is the only reason why it's not supported. Your use case around this need will probably highlight some assumptions I have been making towards usage, which I would be happy to see and try to prevent.
Since I'm using static IP addressing in the other nodes, I wanted to use it for the local chef server both for consistency and to ensure that I don't set a node's static IP address to an IP address that the local chef server could possibly receive during bootstrapping
The issue I filed about the http_proxy thing... I wanted to be able to set the http_proxy to the Chef server node to experiment with a couple fixes on the other nodes. So, just scratching an itch :)
I tried setting the :ipaddress of the local chef server in my Vagabondfile:
Unfortunately, when I rebuilt the server, it attached to a different IP address:
Is there a hidden way to set the local Chef server's container to a static IP address like the other nodes?
Thanks!
-jay
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: