I have a suggestion. I am using up ansible play books to provision servers on demand. One issue with ansible and digital ocean is the ssh fingerprint of the new server. It is possible to work around the new finger print prompt in ansible. Wwhat I found to be problematic was if an IP address was reused (as happened when testing). SSH failed and the play book halted. If you could modify your creation api to provide the new server’s fingerprint it would be easy to spin up and provision a new server adding it to the known hosts file.
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https://github.com/lucaszanella/digital-ocean-fingerprint-fix
This is the simplest fix I could think about while using existing concepts, hope you like it
Just trying to bump this. Is there any reason why this feature request is being ignored by Digital Ocean? Is there any reason why you can’t do this? It really doesn’t seem like it would be that hard to do…
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