About | Solution | Features | Technologies | Requirements | Starting | License | Author
I've used Proxmox for years and when I came back last year I found out about Cloud-init templates and was blown away by how easy it was. I had one issue though any time I wanted to change the specs of the VM I always needed to clone the Template and then modify the specs. A Little tedious for me So I need an idea.
CloudyStart, is my Solution. As I started getting more into scripting. I worked on this as a side project as I still work a full-time job as an IT Analyst. The cool thing about this script is it still uses cloud-init at its core but it lets you spec down the VM on all sides. Minus Advanced cloud-init configs. Still a WIP but this has done wonders in automating my workflow within Proxmox.
✔️ Uses whiptail for easy navigation;
✔️ Removes remintes after so always getting a fresh iamge 2;
✔️ FOSS;
The following tools were used in this project:
Before starting 🏁, you need to have Git and Curl installed.
# Clone this project
$ git clone https://github.com/JershBytes/cloudystart /opt/cloudystart
# Link to **/usr/local/bin**
$ ln -s /opt/cloudystart/cloudystart.sh /usr/local/bin/cloudystart
# Change the Variables mentioned in the Caution Tag, Then run the script
$ cloudystartCaution
For this script to run properly, two variables need to be changed on your end.
- Change these before running the script.
VM_STO="" # Set to the storage used for VMs
CIDR="23 # Change to your CIDR notation.This project is under license from MIT. For more details, see the LICENSE file.
Made with ❤️ by JershBytes}