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How to Change Cloud-init Config After Droplet is Created

Posted October 25, 2016 4.6k views
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Cloud-init runs every time when the droplet is booted. I want to change config between restarts. Where can I find the cloud config file? I am supplying it in DO console while creating a droplet. But I need to know where it is located in the machine so that I can modify.
I am using Ubuntu.

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xMudrii October 25, 2016

If you specified Cloud-init as User data on Droplet creation, there is no way to change it. Even on Droplet rebuild it will persist same. You will have to destroy Droplet to use another script.

If you’re specifying it on some other way, I’m not sure, as I used it only as user data on Droplet creation

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deployment October 26, 2016

ok…i did it through user data only…but this is not flexible then

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devteame1a5b8b1fba8982f4c6 January 16, 2017

How can we have a flexible boot script (i.e. that we can change)?

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