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In CL, one technique to fail the health check in ec2 when the boot failed was to do:
cat > ${UNIT_DIR}/systemd-networkd.service.d/10-conflict-emergency.conf <<EOF [Unit] Conflicts=emergency.target Conflicts=emergency.service Conflicts=dracut-emergency.service EOF
so that I presume the AWS platform wouldn't be able to even contact the node.
Think about how we'll approach this once coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#24 is settled. Though a distro-independent method would be nice if possible.
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@jlebon is this still current? If not, would you mind closing this out?
Moving this to Ignition.
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In CL, one technique to fail the health check in ec2 when the boot failed was to do:
so that I presume the AWS platform wouldn't be able to even contact the node.
Think about how we'll approach this once coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#24 is settled. Though a distro-independent method would be nice if possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: