Dear All,
I wish to create my own custom Ubuntu 10.10 (or 10.04 LTS) images with just the 'right' mix of packages installed generally for my private UEC cloud and in dire circumstances for the Amazon Cloud.
I have installed UEC from a 10.10 (AMD64) disk: one CLC/Walrus server, one CC/SC server, three NC servers. The CC and NCs all have VT support (and it is enabled). The CLC does not. The networking is very simple - all are connected only on eth0 to my LAN.
If I use one of the 10.04 images from the Store, I can create and launch instances, attach EBSs, and connect to the instances via Hybridfox. All good stuff but not quite want I want.
I have the beginners guide, http://cssoss.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/book_eucalyptus_beginners_guide_uec_edition1.pdf, (I believe it is the same as recommended by kim0 in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1599664).
Firstly, I have carefully followed the instructions therein using kvm-img on a 10.10 server with both a 10.10 installation disk and a 10.04.1 installation disk. I can create, bundle, and upload an image and I can even launch an instance from that image but, unlike the Store image/instances, I cannot connect to it.
-> ssh: connect to host 192.168.123.151 port 22: Network is unreachable <-
I have "rm -rf /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules" as instructed (this file did have some rules in in for 10.04.1 but only comments on 10.10) without the burden of actually understanding why.
Clearly I am thick and easily stumped. Help would be greatly appreciated!
Secondly, once I have the above EMI, I would like to have the same as an AMI so that I can quickly re-provision my services in the Amazon Cloud should my racks catch fire. I do not know if such a thing is actually possible.
Best wishes, Philip