I know there were plans a few months back to release a new public micro stemcell to fix some of the issues with Distributed Network Switches in vSphere, is there any word when this might happen?
The output I get when attempting to deploy Micro BOSH to vSphere is as follows...
$ bosh micro deploy ../stemcells/micro-bosh-stemcell-0.1.0.tgz
Deploying new micro BOSH instance `emtech01/micro_bosh.yml' to `micro' (type 'yes' to continue): yes
Verifying stemcell...
File exists and readable OK
Using cached manifest...
Stemcell properties OK
Stemcell info
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Name: bosh-stemcell
Version: 0.5.1
Deploy Micro BOSH
unpacking stemcell (00:00:05)
Uploading stemcell |o | 1/11 00:00:13 ETA: 00:00:51BOSH CLI Error: Field spec is not optional
I reinstalled my bosh gems today, and I'm still hitting the usual "Field spec is not optional" with the following gems...
$ gem list bosh
*** LOCAL GEMS ***
bosh_aws_cpi (0.6.0)
bosh_aws_registry (0.2.1)
bosh_cli (0.19.5, 0.15.4)
bosh_common (0.5.0, 0.4.0)
bosh_cpi (0.4.3, 0.4.2)
bosh_deployer (0.4.0)
bosh_encryption (0.0.3)
bosh_openstack_cpi (0.0.2)
bosh_openstack_registry (0.0.1)
bosh_vsphere_cpi (0.4.9)
$ gem list ruby_vim_sdk
*** LOCAL GEMS ***
ruby_vim_sdk (0.0.2)
And my .bosh_error file shows the error is being thrown in ruby_vim_sdk-0.0.2/lib/ruby_vim_sdk/soap/serializer.rb:39:in `serialize'
This is the error I was facing a few months ago, and Doug provided a workaround, which I'll reapply to this install, but I was curious if there were still plans for a new vSphere Micro Stemcell
Thanks
Brian McClain
@brianmmcclain