In the failover template, if you change the cfeTag parameter to anything but the default value provided, the CFT will fail to complete successfully
Expected behavior
cfeTag parameter should be completely customizable since it is a String value field. If you have multiple HA pairs in the same environment, you will need to use different cfeTags
Current behavior
If you use anything besides "bigip_high_availability_solution" for cfeTag, the template will fail on the 2 BIG-IP stacks. This is because the runtime init configs in /examples/failover/bigip-configurations/runtime-init-conf-3nic-payg-instance01.yaml and /examples/failover/bigip-configurations/runtime-init-conf-3nic-payg-instance02.yaml have a static cfeTag
runtime init should be able to us the cfeTag value from the CFT template (CFE Deployment tag value); instead of the static value
Steps to reproduce
Launch the failover template (new network or existing network) and change the cfeTag parameter value (CFE Deployment tag value)to anything besides the default
Describe the bug
In the failover template, if you change the cfeTag parameter to anything but the default value provided, the CFT will fail to complete successfully
Expected behavior
cfeTag parameter should be completely customizable since it is a String value field. If you have multiple HA pairs in the same environment, you will need to use different cfeTags
Current behavior
If you use anything besides "bigip_high_availability_solution" for cfeTag, the template will fail on the 2 BIG-IP stacks. This is because the runtime init configs in /examples/failover/bigip-configurations/runtime-init-conf-3nic-payg-instance01.yaml and /examples/failover/bigip-configurations/runtime-init-conf-3nic-payg-instance02.yaml have a static cfeTag
extensionType: cf type: inline value: schemaVersion: 1.0.0 class: CloudFailover environment: aws controls: class: Controls logLevel: silly externalStorage: encryption: serverSide: enabled: true algorithm: AES256 scopingTags: f5_cloud_failover_label: bigip_high_availability_solution_
Possible solution
runtime init should be able to us the cfeTag value from the CFT template (CFE Deployment tag value); instead of the static value
Steps to reproduce
Launch the failover template (new network or existing network) and change the cfeTag parameter value (CFE Deployment tag value)to anything besides the default
Screenshots
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Context
Failover CFTs fail when you customize the cfeTag