| 2022-04-05 19:28:17 |
James Falcon |
description |
Currently if /run/initramfs/open-iscsi.interface does not exist, we do not detect the instance as iSCSI and do not use the files in /run/net-* . These files should be used regardless.
If we cannot obtain networking information from /run/net-* files, use IMDS to configure the primary interface. Currently IMDS is ONLY used for secondary interfaces, and if the iSCSI files don’t exist, we use the fallback “best guess” method as our primary interface.
Additionally, if we cannot setup a primary interface using these files, we use the ephemeral DHCP interface our primary interface. We should instead setup the temporary interface, retrieve metadata, and then change to use the primary interface based on what we find in metadata. |
Currently if /run/initramfs/open-iscsi.interface does not exist, we do not detect the instance as iSCSI and do not use the files in /run/net-* . These files should be used regardless.
Additionally, if we cannot setup a primary interface using these files, we use the ephemeral DHCP interface our primary interface. We should instead setup the temporary interface, retrieve metadata, and then change to use the primary interface based on what we find in metadata. |
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