adding cloud-init script to add-worker cmd #297
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hey, what is the use-case here? You create a cluster without cloud-init, but then add a cloud-init for a worker, do I get this right? Did you try if that works? |
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@xetys Yes, it works. used it twice yesterday |
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@xetys Is that something you want to incorporate? |
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thanks for reminding me... LGTM |
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This allows a custom user-init scripts to be used when adding new nodes, e.g. to set up floating IPs or things like ansible.
I mostly tried copying what was already there. Suggestions are always very welcome.