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I've been working on this for several days now.
For some reason, when I use "https://github.com/f5devcentral/f5-terraform/tree/master/modules/providers/gce/infrastructure/proxy/standalone/1nic/byol" with bigip.tf and user_data.tpl, the startup-script never actually runs on the deployed F5 instance.
I've tried this using the Google compute module as well as the instance module.
Once the server finishes building, I see the startup-script under metadata properties. When I manually ssh to the server and check the /config folder, there is no cloud folder. Also when I check the /var/log folder, there is no startup-script.log.
It's like the Google instance received the startup-script but never injected it into the F5 operating system in order to run it.
I've even removed all variables in the user_data.tpl file in order to simplify things, but nothing seems to work.
Basically, all I would like the tpl file to do is to set the initial admin password on the F5 and save the config. From there my ansible setup will deploy the configuration.
I've been working on this for several days now.
For some reason, when I use "https://github.com/f5devcentral/f5-terraform/tree/master/modules/providers/gce/infrastructure/proxy/standalone/1nic/byol" with bigip.tf and user_data.tpl, the startup-script never actually runs on the deployed F5 instance.
I've tried this using the Google compute module as well as the instance module.
Once the server finishes building, I see the startup-script under metadata properties. When I manually ssh to the server and check the /config folder, there is no cloud folder. Also when I check the /var/log folder, there is no startup-script.log.
It's like the Google instance received the startup-script but never injected it into the F5 operating system in order to run it.
I've even removed all variables in the user_data.tpl file in order to simplify things, but nothing seems to work.
Basically, all I would like the tpl file to do is to set the initial admin password on the F5 and save the config. From there my ansible setup will deploy the configuration.
main.txt
user_data.txt