Rebuild Kernigan (Debian) and Keynes (Centos) with current distributions.

[D Delmar Davis]

Both kernigan and keynes behaved badly on the update passwords and keys scripts complaining about sudo configuration issues. (root is not in sudo?).

Revisit deploying these images and fix the issues with the current distro.

Containers are considered suspect and downed until this is complete.

[D Delmar Davis]

Also document container creation using ansible and profiles from a user perspective.
ie how to use your new container....

[D Delmar Davis]

New LXC images for Centos follow the x/x/cloud and just work using the cloud-init from the lxc profiles.

Download /cloud images

root@kb2018:~# lxc image copy images:centos/8/cloud local: --copy-aliases 
root@kb2018:~# lxc image copy images:debian/10/cloud local: --copy-aliases 

centos=Good News.

Centos cloud image works out of the box

To create a centos/8 container add a line to /etc/ansible/hosts use image_alias="centos/8/cloud" system_profile="susdev20".

See keynes example.

keynes ip_address=198.202.31.178 purpose="Centos/Cobol Container" image_alias="centos/8/cloud" system_profile="susdev20"

[D Delmar Davis]

Debian (buster) missing openssh

Otherwise debian/10/cloud worked just fine.
Will adjust either the creation script or the profile.

[D Delmar Davis]

Adding -openssh-server to susdev20 fixed debian/10/cloud
It may have broken centos/8/cloud. I will have to test it.

[D Delmar Davis]

centos/8/cloud is missing openssh-server even with cloud-init.
Leaving the newer containers in place.
Will figure out if software can be checked in cloud-init with centos.