AWS EC2 VPC support

Hello Andrea,

I' writted a few month ago this PR :

which handle VPC based from the initial ohad patch.

I don't think it's still merging without conflict now. It has never been
merged due to external / internal NIC support
which didn't match with the new multinic support that were developed in the
same time.
But I think that if you remove the external / internal NIC support, you
should be able to merge it
quite easily.

I don't know for any ETA has I don't use EC2 anymore and I don't know about
foreman's developers.

It was just to give some background.

Regards,

··· 2013/3/14 Andrea

Hi Guys,
I’m new at this mailing list so I’m not sure it’s the right one where to
write about .
We are evaluating Foreman for our web infrastructure, that we are moving
soon to AWS. Like most of the people we are using VPCs . We found that
foreman is working fine with Ec2, and it’s well integrated with Puppet. I
used the patch provided at http://pastie.org/5078094 but as reported
doesn’t work 100 % and there are some features missing.
I noticed that from the foreman Roadmap
Feature #1871: VPC support on EC2 compute - Foreman this feature will
be available in the new version ( 1.2 ). I’m wondering if you already have
an ETA for VPC support, or it’s something that have been moved in
background.

Thanks and apologies if I’m writing on the wrong ML.

Regards

Andrea


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Romain,

The only mention I see of internal and external IP addresses in your changes is line 16: of ec2.rb. Is that all that you think needs to be changed?

super(host).merge({ :ip => (host.managed_ip == 'private' ? :private_ip_address : :public_ip_address) })

Regards,
Will

··· On Mar 14, 2013, at 10:32 AM, Romain Vrignaud wrote:

Hello Andrea,

I’ writted a few month ago this PR : https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/pull/237
which handle VPC based from the initial ohad patch.

I don’t think it’s still merging without conflict now. It has never been merged due to external / internal NIC support
which didn’t match with the new multinic support that were developed in the same time.
But I think that if you remove the external / internal NIC support, you should be able to merge it
quite easily.

I don’t know for any ETA has I don’t use EC2 anymore and I don’t know about foreman’s developers.

It was just to give some background.

Regards,

2013/3/14 Andrea a.ceresoni@gmail.com
Hi Guys,
I’m new at this mailing list so I’m not sure it’s the right one where to write about .
We are evaluating Foreman for our web infrastructure, that we are moving soon to AWS. Like most of the people we are using VPCs . We found that foreman is working fine with Ec2, and it’s well integrated with Puppet. I used the patch provided at http://pastie.org/5078094 but as reported doesn’t work 100 % and there are some features missing.
I noticed that from the foreman Roadmap Feature #1871: VPC support on EC2 compute - Foreman this feature will be available in the new version ( 1.2 ). I’m wondering if you already have an ETA for VPC support, or it’s something that have been moved in background.

Thanks and apologies if I’m writing on the wrong ML.

Regards

Andrea


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