HOWEVER, there's a major piece of this that cannot be solved without external configuration of your network's DNS.
Even though my instance might have hostname euca-172-19-1-2.eucalyptus.localhost, I cannot ssh to euca-172-19-1-2.eucalyptus.localhost without tweaking my DNS configuration.
For this reason, we cannot actually fix this bug within Ubuntu's Eucalyptus package. Rather, this will need to be solved in some how-to documentation under:
* https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEC/DNS
Okay, worked on this a bit here today at the Distro Sprint.
We enabled Eucalyptus' DNS with: DISABLE_DNS="N" in /etc/eucalyptus /eucalyptus. conf.
This seems to work well enough to provide dynamically generated host names to vm's. See:
RESERVATION r-43AC08FE admin default 19-1-2. eucalyptus. localhost euca-172- 19-1-2. eucalyptus. internal running mykey 0 c1.medium 2010-02- 03T22:14: 40.651Z canyonedge eki-25291A19 eri-058C1996
INSTANCE i-2DC5056F emi-DF7014F1 euca-172-
So this gets us part of the way there.
HOWEVER, there's a major piece of this that cannot be solved without external configuration of your network's DNS.
Even though my instance might have hostname euca-172- 19-1-2. eucalyptus. localhost, I cannot ssh to euca-172- 19-1-2. eucalyptus. localhost without tweaking my DNS configuration.
For this reason, we cannot actually fix this bug within Ubuntu's Eucalyptus package. Rather, this will need to be solved in some how-to documentation under: /help.ubuntu. com/community/ UEC/DNS
* https:/
Upstream has some good docs at http:// open.eucalyptus .com/wiki/ DynamicDNSGuide. We'll base our guide on this, and tailor it for UEC.