How to pass the instance_id and ip address from

RBK

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May 14, 2018, 11:40:04 AM5/14/18

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Hi All

I need to pass the instance_id and IP address created from aws.ec2.Interface and aws.ec2.Instance back to cloudify.terminal.raw, but I am not sure how I can do that,

please help

- RBK

nic:

type: cloudify.nodes.aws.ec2.Interface

properties:

client_config: *client_config

resource_config:

kwargs:

Description: est

SubnetId: { get_attribute: [ public_subnet, aws_resource_id] }

Groups:

- { get_attribute: [ security_group, aws_resource_id ] }

relationships:

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: public_subnet

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: security_group

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: security_group_rules

interfaces:

cloudify.interfaces.lifecycle:

configure:

inputs:

resource_config: { get_property: [ SELF, resource_config, kwargs] }

cloudify_host:

type: cloudify.nodes.aws.ec2.Instances

properties:

agent_config:

install_method: none

resource_config:

kwargs:

MinCount: 1

MaxCount: 1

ImageId: { get_input: ami }

InstanceType: { get_input: instance_type }

KeyName: { get_input: key_name }

BlockDeviceMappings:

- DeviceName: '/dev/sda1'

Ebs:

DeleteOnTermination: True

Placement:

AvailabilityZone: { get_input: availability_zone }

UserData: { get_attribute: [ cloudify_host_cloud_config, cloud_config ] }

relationships:

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: cloudify_host_cloud_config

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: nic

vm_config:

type: cloudify.terminal.raw

interfaces:

cloudify.interfaces.lifecycle:

create:

inputs:

terminal_auth: &terminal_auth

user: { get_input: admin_user }

password: { get_attribute: [ instanceId, aws_resource_id ] } <----- how to pass the instance_id back to here?

ip: { get_attribute: [ nic, aws_resource_id ] } <----- how to pass the NIC IP back to here?

promt_check:

- '#'

calls:

- action: exit

start:

inputs:

terminal_auth: *terminal_auth

calls:

- template: text1.txt

relationships:

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: cloudify_host

- type: cloudify.relationships.depends_on

target: nic

Trammell -

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May 14, 2018, 3:06:07 PM5/14/18

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if you are using only one nic, you can do

For IP, put: { get_attribute: [ cloudify_host, ip ] }

For ID, put: { get_attribute: [ cloudify_host, aws_resource_id ] }

You can get a list of all runtime properties, by running

cfy node-instances get node-instance-id (in a manager profile)

or

cfy node-instances (in a local profile)

RBK

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May 14, 2018, 7:09:44 PM5/14/18

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Hi Trammell

I have issue on using the cfy command. either in local or localhost profile, it is either failed or nothing is shown.

any idea?

- RBK

# cfy profiles use local

Using local environment...

Initializing local profile ...

Initialization completed successfully

# cfy node-instances

Usage: cfy node-instances [OPTIONS] [NODE_ID]

Error: Missing option "-b" / "--blueprint-id".None

# cfy profiles use localhost

Using manager localhost

# cfy node-instances list

Listing all instances...

Node-instances:

+----+---------------+---------+---------+-------+------------+-------------+------------+

+----+---------------+---------+---------+-------+------------+-------------+------------+

Showing 0 of 0 node-instances

Trammell -於 2018年5月15日星期二 UTC+8上午3時06分07秒寫道：

RBK

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May 14, 2018, 9:24:44 PM5/14/18

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I am not able to pass the instance_id as a password in my blueprint

can help?

user: { get_input: forti_user }

password: { get_attribute: [ cloudify_host, aws_resource_id ] }

ip: { get_attribute: [ ip, aws_resource_id ] }

port: { get_input: forti_port }

-05-15 01:05:26.589 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34] Starting node

2018-05-15 01:05:26.647 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] Sending task 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run'

2018-05-15 01:05:26.653 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] Task started 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run'

2018-05-15 01:05:31.669 LOG <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] INFO: Can't connect to:u'x.x.x.x' with exception:timed out and type:<class 'socket.timeout'>

2018-05-15 01:05:31.671 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [tags_ec2_instance_6hww3i] Starting node

2018-05-15 01:05:31.766 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] Task rescheduled 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run' -> Let's try one more time?

2018-05-15 01:06:01.866 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] Sending task 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run' [retry 1/1]

2018-05-15 01:06:01.911 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] Task started 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run' [retry 1/1]

2018-05-15 01:06:06.931 LOG <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] INFO: Can't connect to:u'x.x.x.x' with exception:timed out and type:<class 'socket.timeout'>

2018-05-15 01:06:06.983 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> [forti_config_rvlb34.start] Task rescheduled 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run' -> Let's try one more time? [retry 1/1]

2018-05-15 01:06:07.098 CFY <cloudify-environment-setup-latest> 'install' workflow execution failed: Workflow failed: Task failed 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run' -> Let's try one more time?

Workflow failed: Task failed 'cloudify_terminal.tasks.run' -> Let's try one more time?

RBK

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May 15, 2018, 12:47:41 AM5/15/18

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the problem is resolved. it is due to time is required to wait for the startup of the instance before executing terminal commands

RBK

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May 15, 2018, 2:41:54 AM5/15/18

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whatif I have multiple nic in the instance, and I want to get the IP address from the 2nd interface and pass to the IP?

I tried to use { get_attribute: [ nic, aws_resource_id ] }, but the aws_resource_id is the "eni-..."