Hi Team,

 

I am using StarlingX 2018.10 Release and want to reduce the manual effort in running “config-controller”.

For this I found a way in which we can pass a Config-File as a parameter while running the “config-controller”.

 

localhost:~$ config_controller --help

Usage: /usr/bin/config_controller

Perform system configuration

 

The default action is to perform the initial configuration for the system.

The following options are also available:

--config-file <name>     Perform configuration using INI file

--backup <name>          Backup configuration using the given name

--clone-iso <name>       Clone and create an image with the given file name

--clone-status           Status of the last installation of cloned image

--restore-system <name>  Restore system configuration from backup file with

                         the given name, full path required

--restore-images <name>  Restore images from backup file with the given name,

                         full path required

--restore-complete       Complete restore of controller-0--allow-ssh              Allow configuration to be executed in ssh

 

But I can’t find any Sample config-file available in the documents.

 

Also I found a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/starlingx/+bug/1814833 which has issue in running the config_file.

 

Can someone please tell if the method of passing config-file in supported in StarlingX 2018.10?

 

If yes, can you please share a sample config-file?

If the method is not supported, can someone please share a method to reduce the manual efforts and automate the inputs required in the config_controller?

 

Regards

Anirudh Gupta

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