Closed Milbrab closed 4 years ago
I was able to change the linux username to admin and use a password of admin but if there is a different method to use like SSH keys than please update the templates to reflect that, otherwise I might suggest to remove those prerequisites.
Thanks
@Milbrab Quick note: In GCE it works off the assumption that the keys have been added to the project-wide ssh public keys metadata prior to deployment, as described here: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/adding-removing-ssh-keys#project-wide
@jsevedge I get the use of project wide metadata but thats not what the F5 readme state. It states that there is a field somewhere, were we are to provide the SSH key values. Hence the note from the repo stating "If you want access to the BIG-IP web-based Configuration utility, you must first SSH into the BIG-IP VE using the SSH key you provided in the template", if SSH relied on the project wide public keys then why does F5 have this in their documentation. As I mentioned it may be up for clarification on the F5 readme.
@Milbrab Internal ID 1425 was opened for this issue. Readme's should be updated with better verbiage in the upcoming release.
Closing. This was fixed in release 3.0.
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Description
The autoscale experimental template says " If you want access to the BIG-IP web-based Configuration utility, you must first SSH into the BIG-IP VE using the SSH key you provided in the template". I looked at the YAML file and the python script listed in the repo and there is NOT a section to list your RSA public key. When deploying the configuration this does not inject any SSH key into the instances so therefore we can't connect to add a local admin account.
Template
https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-google-gdm-templates/tree/master/experimental/autoscale/waf/via-lb/existing-stack/payg
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