CODEWITHSUNDEEP
amazon-web-servicesamazon-ec2fabricbootstrappingcloudify
yassine
yassine

Reputation: 45

fabric block cloudify bootstrap

I am trying to bootstrap an instance of CentOS with cloudify on AWS EC2, but i can't get that happen because i am always interrupted by a fabric error that says: fabric_plugin.tasks.run_module_task' -> Needed to prompt for a connection or sudo password (host: X.X.X.X), but abort-on-prompts was set to True.

I made a simple YAML file to configure the AWS bootstrap, and the .pem public key created after I run the bootstrap command, so basically the fabric should use it with the CentOS EC2 username without prompting for password.

my input.YAML file:

aws_access_key_id: 'XX'
aws_secret_access_key: 'XXXX'

image_id: 'ami-6e37a25e' #ami-e48d6ad7' #ami-45f7ed24' 
instance_type: 't2.micro'

ssh_key_filename: '~/.ssh/manager-cle.pem'
agent_private_key_path: ''~/.ssh/client-cle.pem'

manager_security_group_name: 'cloudify-manager-security-group'
agent_security_group_name: 'cloudify-agent-security-group'
manager_server_name: 'cloudify-manager-server'

manager_keypair_name: 'manager-key'
agent_keypair_name: 'agent-key'

Upvotes: 1

Views: 151

Answers (1)

earthmant
earthmant

Reputation: 259

Usually you are prompted for sudo because one of the following is not valid:

  1. User - make sure that the user you are using exists on the target machine. The user we supply is centos, because that is the default user on the AMI we suggest. I see you've provided your own. I would check what value you are using for "ssh_user" input.
  2. Key - make sure the path to the key is correct.
  3. You are using the IP of a different machine.

Upvotes: 3

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