The attention to details in your vídeos is amazing David Subscribed now and will have a look at some interesting videos you have i will def check it out later
Thanks David much appreciated, might have a wee play with Alpine over Christmas holidays. 👍 I prefer nano to vi or vim as well, i can use either, but i find nano a bit more intuitive.
I think it is better for keeping up with applications Part way through recording this video, Podman released version 5.3, aargh! It doesn't use systemd, so no quadlets, but c'est la vie
Awesome!!!!!!! Worked like a charm. Tried to follow the same steps for Ubunut, it seems the 'setup-cloud-init' command is not part of the cloud-init package. It would be amazing if you create a video for creating Ubuntu Cloud-init images. Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure what the purpose would be Canonical already provide a cloud-init ready image I suppose you could create your own base image from that and customise it, adding cloud-init back in But since it supports cloud-init already, I would just hand it over to Ansible to finish
Thank you, David, I clarified a lot along your fine video.
Thanks for the feedback, it really's helpful
And good to know the video was useful
Great tutorial! Thank you so much David. This is extremely helpful.
Glad you found it useful
The attention to details in your vídeos is amazing David
Subscribed now and will have a look at some interesting videos you have i will def check it out later
Good to know this was helpful and hopefully you'll find other videos that are useful
Thanks David much appreciated, might have a wee play with Alpine over Christmas holidays. 👍
I prefer nano to vi or vim as well, i can use either, but i find nano a bit more intuitive.
I think it is better for keeping up with applications
Part way through recording this video, Podman released version 5.3, aargh!
It doesn't use systemd, so no quadlets, but c'est la vie
Awesome!!!!!!! Worked like a charm. Tried to follow the same steps for Ubunut, it seems the 'setup-cloud-init' command is not part of the cloud-init package. It would be amazing if you create a video for creating Ubuntu Cloud-init images. Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure what the purpose would be
Canonical already provide a cloud-init ready image
I suppose you could create your own base image from that and customise it, adding cloud-init back in
But since it supports cloud-init already, I would just hand it over to Ansible to finish