OpenNebula Templates

2017-04-25T08:48:55Z

Valentina:

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]
[[Category:CloudInfrastructure]]

__TOC__

==Create a new Template==
#[[OpenNebula_Administrative_Functions | Log into OpenNebula Sunstone]].
#Go to “Templates” in the left menu and click on “VMs” in the drop down menu.
#:[[File:Templates_menu.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]
#: 
#Click on the "+" button to create a new template. See below.
#Click "Create" button.

===Configure Template for a Linux VM===
The basic procedure is as follows:
* Add a template name in "General" menu.
[[File:Template_name.png|thumb|none|upright=2]]

* In "Storage" tab, choose a storage disk. If your template requires more disks, click on "Add another disk" and select it accordingly.
[[File:Template_storage.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

* In "Network" tab, select a Virtual Network, which the instantiated virtual machine(s) will be connected to. If your template requires more network interfaces, click on "Add another nic" and select it accordingly.
[[File:Template_interface.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

* If a fixed ip address is required, click on "Advanced Option" button and type the fixed address in the "IP" field.
[[File:Template_adv_net_opt.png|thumb|none|upright=2.0]]

* In "Input/Output" menu, select "VNC" Graphics and tick "Generate Random Password".
[[File:Template_vnc.png|thumb|none|upright=1.5]]

* In "Context" menu, add SSH keys in the "Public Key" field and make sure that "Add SSH contextualization" and "Add Network contextualization" are ticked.
[[File:Template_context.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

* In "Context" menu, you can define a root password under "Custom Vars". Add the following entries: KEY= CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64, VALUE= "password" and press "Add" button.
[[File:Template_rootpwd.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

For more information regarding Contextualization [[Contextualization_of_Linux_VMs| open this page]].

===Configure Template for a Windows VM===
The basic procedure is as follows:
* Add a template name in "General" menu.
[[File:Template_name.png|thumb|none|upright=2]]

* In "Storage" tab, choose a storage disk. If your template requires more disks, click on "Add another disk" and select it accordingly.
[[File:Template_storage.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

* In "Network" tab, select a Virtual Network, which the instantiated virtual machine(s) will be connected to. If your template requires more network interfaces, click on "Add another nic" and select it accordingly.
[[File:Template_interface.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

* If a fixed ip address is required, click on "Advanced Option" button and type the fixed address in the "IP" field.
[[File:Template_adv_net_opt.png|thumb|none|upright=2.0]]

* In "Input/Output" menu, select "VNC" Graphics and tick "Generate Random Password".
[[File:Template_vnc.png|thumb|none|upright=1.5]]

* In "Context" menu, add SSH keys in the "Public Key" field and make sure that "Add SSH contextualization" and "Add Network contextualization" are ticked.
[[File:Template_context.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

* In "Context" menu, you can define a root password under "Custom Vars". Add the following entries: KEY= ROOT_PASSWORD, VALUE= "password" and press "Add" button.
[[File:Template_rootpwd.png|thumb|none|upright=2.5]]

==Update a Template==
#[[OpenNebula_Administrative_Functions | Log into OpenNebula Sunstone]].
#Go to “Templates” in the left menu and click on “VMs” in the drop down menu.
#:[[File:Templates_menu.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]
#: 
#Click on the template and press "Update" button.
#Make the necessary changes and press the green "Update" button to save.

2017-04-21T13:02:58Z

Valentina:

Contextualization of Windows VMs

2017-04-21T12:54:16Z

Valentina:

How To Resize An Image In OpenNebula

2017-04-21T10:13:30Z

2017-04-21T10:03:46Z

Contextualization of Windows VMs

2017-03-20T09:31:17Z

Valentina: /* Files */

Contextualization of Windows VMs

2017-03-20T09:30:50Z

Valentina: /* Configuration */

Contextualization of Linux VMs

2017-03-20T09:29:41Z

Valentina:

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]

OpenNebula uses a method called contextualization to send information to the VM at boot time. Information is collected in the Template and is essential to configure the VM.

The VM template has a section called "'''Context'''" where you can automate different configuration aspects.

The Context section has 3 parts:

==='''''Configuration'''''===

[[File:Template-Configuration.png|768px]]

This is the most basic context configuration provided by OpenNebula, where you can:
* Enable '''Network''' contextualization. The VM will be configured with the information added in the network section or in [[#Custom Vars|Custom Var]] section of the template.
* Enable '''SSH''' contextualization. Ssh service will be enabled.
* Add '''SSH public keys'''. Keys will be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file ([[#Custom Vars|See custom section]]) or to root in case USERNAME is not set.
* '''START_SCRIPT''' - Script which is executed when the machine starts up. It can contain either shell script or Shebang. For example START_SCRIPT="yum upgrade".

==='''''Files'''''===

[[File:Template-Files.png|768px]]

In this section you can include files in your vm. Files can be added in OpenNebula in "Files" section in the left menu under "Images".

You can select files from the list and they will be automatically added in FILES_DS attribute.

If the file is a script you want to run at boot you can add it INIT_SCRIPTS attribute.

[[File:Images-Files.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]

==='''''Custom Vars'''''===

[[File:Template-CustomVars.png|768px]]

In this section you can setup a more advanced contextualization, the attributes available are:

*'''VARIABLE''' - Variables that store values related to this virtual machine or others . The name of the variable is arbitrary (in the example, we use hostname).

* '''SET_HOSTNAME''' - This parameter value will be the hostname of the VM.

* '''DNS_HOSTNAME''' - YES to set the VM hostname to the reverse dns name (from the first IP)

* '''GATEWAY_IFACE''' - This variable can be set to the interface number you want to configure the gateway. It is useful when several networks have GATEWAY parameter and you want yo choose the one that configures it. For example to set the first interface to configure the gateway you use GATEWAY_IFACE=0

* '''DNS''' - Specific DNS server for the Virtual Machine

* '''ETHx_MAC''' - Used to find the correct interface

* '''ETHx_IP''' - IPv4 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_IPV6''' - IPv6 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_NETWORK''' - Network address of the interface

* '''ETHx_MASK''' - Network mask

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY''' - Default IPv4 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY6''' - Default IPv6 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_MTU''' - MTU value for the interface

* '''ETHx_DNS''' - DNS for the network

* '''USERNAME''' - User to be created in the guest OS. If any password attribute is defined (see below) it will change this user (defaults to root).

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Crypted password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME. If not defined it will change root user.

* '''PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME.

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD''' - Crypted password. To be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''PASSWORD''' - Password to be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''SSH_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Key to be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file or root in case USERNAME is not set.

* '''EC2_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Same as SSH_PUBLIC_KEY

Contextualization of Linux VMs

2017-03-20T09:29:17Z

Valentina:

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]

OpenNebula uses a method called contextualization to send information to the VM at boot time. Information is collected in the Template and is essential to configure the VM.

The VM template has a section called "'''Context'''" where you can automate different configuration aspects.

The Context section has 3 parts:

==='''''Configuration'''''===

[[File:Template-Configuration.png|768px]]

This is the most basic context configuration provided by OpenNebula, where you can:
* Enable '''Network''' contextualization. The VM will be configured with the information added in the network section or in [[#Custom Vars|Custom Var]] section of the template.
* Enable '''SSH''' contextualization. Ssh will be enabled.
* Add '''SSH public keys'''. Keys will be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file ([[#Custom Vars|See custom section]]) or to root in case USERNAME is not set.
* '''START_SCRIPT''' - Script which is executed when the machine starts up. It can contain either shell script or Shebang. For example START_SCRIPT="yum upgrade".

==='''''Files'''''===

[[File:Template-Files.png|768px]]

In this section you can include files in your vm. Files can be added in OpenNebula in "Files" section in the left menu under "Images".

You can select files from the list and they will be automatically added in FILES_DS attribute.

If the file is a script you want to run at boot you can add it INIT_SCRIPTS attribute.

[[File:Images-Files.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]

==='''''Custom Vars'''''===

[[File:Template-CustomVars.png|768px]]

In this section you can setup a more advanced contextualization, the attributes available are:

*'''VARIABLE''' - Variables that store values related to this virtual machine or others . The name of the variable is arbitrary (in the example, we use hostname).

* '''SET_HOSTNAME''' - This parameter value will be the hostname of the VM.

* '''DNS_HOSTNAME''' - YES to set the VM hostname to the reverse dns name (from the first IP)

* '''GATEWAY_IFACE''' - This variable can be set to the interface number you want to configure the gateway. It is useful when several networks have GATEWAY parameter and you want yo choose the one that configures it. For example to set the first interface to configure the gateway you use GATEWAY_IFACE=0

* '''DNS''' - Specific DNS server for the Virtual Machine

* '''ETHx_MAC''' - Used to find the correct interface

* '''ETHx_IP''' - IPv4 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_IPV6''' - IPv6 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_NETWORK''' - Network address of the interface

* '''ETHx_MASK''' - Network mask

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY''' - Default IPv4 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY6''' - Default IPv6 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_MTU''' - MTU value for the interface

* '''ETHx_DNS''' - DNS for the network

* '''USERNAME''' - User to be created in the guest OS. If any password attribute is defined (see below) it will change this user (defaults to root).

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Crypted password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME. If not defined it will change root user.

* '''PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME.

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD''' - Crypted password. To be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''PASSWORD''' - Password to be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''SSH_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Key to be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file or root in case USERNAME is not set.

* '''EC2_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Same as SSH_PUBLIC_KEY

Contextualization of Linux VMs

2017-03-20T09:21:46Z

Valentina:

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]

OpenNebula uses a method called contextualization to send information to the VM at boot time. Information is collected in the Template and is essential to configure the VM.

The VM template has a section called "'''Context'''" where you can automate different configuration aspects.

The Context section has 3 parts:

==='''''Configuration'''''===

[[File:Template-Configuration.png|768px]]

This is the most basic context configuration provided by OpenNebula, where you can:
* Enable '''Network''' contextualization. Text to be added
* Enable '''SSH''' contextualization. Text to be added
* Add '''SSH public keys'''. Keys will be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file ([[#Custom Vars|See custom section]]) or to root in case USERNAME is not set.
* '''START_SCRIPT''' - Script which is executed when the machine starts up. It can contain either shell script or Shebang. For example START_SCRIPT="yum upgrade".

==='''''Files'''''===

[[File:Template-Files.png|768px]]

In this section you can include files in your vm. Files can be added in OpenNebula in "Files" section in the left menu under "Images".

You can select files from the list and they will be automatically added in FILES_DS attribute.

If the file is a script you want to run at boot you can add it INIT_SCRIPTS attribute.

[[File:Images-Files.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]

==='''''Custom Vars'''''===

[[File:Template-CustomVars.png|768px]]

In this section you can setup a more advanced contextualization, the attributes available are:

*'''VARIABLE''' - Variables that store values related to this virtual machine or others . The name of the variable is arbitrary (in the example, we use hostname).

* '''SET_HOSTNAME''' - This parameter value will be the hostname of the VM.

* '''DNS_HOSTNAME''' - YES to set the VM hostname to the reverse dns name (from the first IP)

* '''GATEWAY_IFACE''' - This variable can be set to the interface number you want to configure the gateway. It is useful when several networks have GATEWAY parameter and you want yo choose the one that configures it. For example to set the first interface to configure the gateway you use GATEWAY_IFACE=0

* '''DNS''' - Specific DNS server for the Virtual Machine

* '''ETHx_MAC''' - Used to find the correct interface

* '''ETHx_IP''' - IPv4 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_IPV6''' - IPv6 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_NETWORK''' - Network address of the interface

* '''ETHx_MASK''' - Network mask

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY''' - Default IPv4 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY6''' - Default IPv6 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_MTU''' - MTU value for the interface

* '''ETHx_DNS''' - DNS for the network

* '''USERNAME''' - User to be created in the guest OS. If any password attribute is defined (see below) it will change this user (defaults to root).

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Crypted password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME. If not defined it will change root user.

* '''PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME.

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD''' - Crypted password. To be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''PASSWORD''' - Password to be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''SSH_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Key to be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file or root in case USERNAME is not set.

* '''EC2_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Same as SSH_PUBLIC_KEY

Contextualization of Linux VMs

2017-03-15T14:23:44Z

Valentina: /* Configuration */

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]

OpenNebula uses a method called contextualization to send information to the VM at boot time. Information is collected in the Template and is essential to configure the VM.

The VM template has a section called "'''Context'''" where you can automate different configuration aspects.

The Context section has 3 parts:

==='''''Configuration'''''===

[[File:Template-Configuration.png|768px]]

This is the most basic context configuration provided by OpenNebula, where you can:
* Enable '''Network''' contextualization. Text to be added
* Enable '''SSH''' contextualization. Text to be added
* Add '''SSH public keys'''. Keys will be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file ([[#Custom Vars|See custom section]]) or to root in case USERNAME is not set.
* '''START_SCRIPT''' - Script which is executed when the machine starts up. It can contain either shell script or Shebang. For example START_SCRIPT="yum upgrade".

==='''''Files'''''===

[[File:Template-Files.png|768px]]

You can select files you want to include from the list and they will be automatically added in FILES_DS attribute.

Also you can define a space-separated list of scripts that will run at boot, using INIT_SCRIPTS attribute.

Files can be added in "Files" section in the left menu under "Images".

[[File:Images-Files.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]

==='''''Custom Vars'''''===

[[File:Template-CustomVars.png|768px]]

In this section you can setup a more advanced contextualization, the attributes available are:

*'''VARIABLE''' - Variables that store values related to this virtual machine or others . The name of the variable is arbitrary (in the example, we use hostname).

* '''SET_HOSTNAME''' - This parameter value will be the hostname of the VM.

* '''DNS_HOSTNAME''' - YES to set the VM hostname to the reverse dns name (from the first IP)

* '''GATEWAY_IFACE''' - This variable can be set to the interface number you want to configure the gateway. It is useful when several networks have GATEWAY parameter and you want yo choose the one that configures it. For example to set the first interface to configure the gateway you use GATEWAY_IFACE=0

* '''DNS''' - Specific DNS server for the Virtual Machine

* '''ETHx_MAC''' - Used to find the correct interface

* '''ETHx_IP''' - IPv4 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_IPV6''' - IPv6 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_NETWORK''' - Network address of the interface

* '''ETHx_MASK''' - Network mask

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY''' - Default IPv4 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY6''' - Default IPv6 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_MTU''' - MTU value for the interface

* '''ETHx_DNS''' - DNS for the network

* '''USERNAME''' - User to be created in the guest OS. If any password attribute is defined (see below) it will change this user (defaults to root).

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Crypted password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME. If not defined it will change root user.

* '''PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME.

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD''' - Crypted password. To be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''PASSWORD''' - Password to be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''SSH_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Key to be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file or root in case USERNAME is not set.

* '''EC2_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Same as SSH_PUBLIC_KEY

Contextualization of Windows VMs

2017-03-15T13:40:57Z

Valentina:

Contextualization of Windows VMs

2017-03-15T13:37:36Z

Valentina:

Contextualization of Linux VMs

2017-03-15T13:13:50Z

Valentina:

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]

OpenNebula uses a method called contextualization to send information to the VM at boot time. Information is collected in the Template and is essential to configure the VM.

The VM template has a section called "'''Context'''" where you can automate different configuration aspects.

The Context section has 3 parts:

==='''''Configuration'''''===

[[File:Template-Configuration.png|768px]]

This is the most basic context configuration provided by OpenNebula, where you can:
* Enable '''SSH''' and '''Network''' contextualization. Text to be added
* Add '''SSH public keys'''. Keys will be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file ([[#Custom Vars|See custom section]]) or to root in case USERNAME is not set.
* '''START_SCRIPT''' - Script which is executed when the machine starts up. It can contain either shell script or Shebang. For example START_SCRIPT="yum upgrade".

==='''''Files'''''===

[[File:Template-Files.png|768px]]

You can select files you want to include from the list and they will be automatically added in FILES_DS attribute.

Also you can define a space-separated list of scripts that will run at boot, using INIT_SCRIPTS attribute.

Files can be added in "Files" section in the left menu under "Images".

[[File:Images-Files.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]

==='''''Custom Vars'''''===

[[File:Template-CustomVars.png|768px]]

In this section you can setup a more advanced contextualization, the attributes available are:

*'''VARIABLE''' - Variables that store values related to this virtual machine or others . The name of the variable is arbitrary (in the example, we use hostname).

* '''SET_HOSTNAME''' - This parameter value will be the hostname of the VM.

* '''DNS_HOSTNAME''' - YES to set the VM hostname to the reverse dns name (from the first IP)

* '''GATEWAY_IFACE''' - This variable can be set to the interface number you want to configure the gateway. It is useful when several networks have GATEWAY parameter and you want yo choose the one that configures it. For example to set the first interface to configure the gateway you use GATEWAY_IFACE=0

* '''DNS''' - Specific DNS server for the Virtual Machine

* '''ETHx_MAC''' - Used to find the correct interface

* '''ETHx_IP''' - IPv4 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_IPV6''' - IPv6 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_NETWORK''' - Network address of the interface

* '''ETHx_MASK''' - Network mask

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY''' - Default IPv4 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY6''' - Default IPv6 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_MTU''' - MTU value for the interface

* '''ETHx_DNS''' - DNS for the network

* '''USERNAME''' - User to be created in the guest OS. If any password attribute is defined (see below) it will change this user (defaults to root).

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Crypted password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME. If not defined it will change root user.

* '''PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME.

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD''' - Crypted password. To be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''PASSWORD''' - Password to be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''SSH_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Key to be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file or root in case USERNAME is not set.

* '''EC2_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Same as SSH_PUBLIC_KEY

Contextualization of Linux VMs

2017-03-15T13:06:57Z

Valentina:

[[Category:OpenNebula]]
[[Category:How To]]

OpenNebula uses a method called contextualization to send information to the VM at boot time. Information is collected in the Template and is essential to configure the VM.

The VM template has a section called "'''Context'''" where you can automate different configuration aspects.

The Context section has 3 parts:

==='''''Configuration'''''===

[[File:Template-Configuration.png|768px]]

This is the most basic context configuration provided by OpenNebula, where you can:
* Enable '''SSH''' and '''Network''' contextualization. Text to be added
* Add '''SSH public keys'''. Keys will be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file (see custom section (add link)) or to root in case USERNAME is not set.
* '''START_SCRIPT''' - Script which is executed when the machine starts up. It can contain either shell script or Shebang. For example START_SCRIPT="yum upgrade".

==='''''Files'''''===

[[File:Template-Files.png|768px]]

You can select files you want to include from the list and they will be automatically added in FILES_DS attribute.

Also you can define a space-separated list of scripts that will run at boot, using INIT_SCRIPTS attribute.

Files can be added in "Files" section in the left menu under "Images".

[[File:Images-Files.png|thumb|none|upright=0.5]]

==='''''Custom Vars'''''===

[[File:Template-CustomVars.png|768px]]

In this section you can setup a more advanced contextualization, the attributes available are:

*'''VARIABLE''' - Variables that store values related to this virtual machine or others . The name of the variable is arbitrary (in the example, we use hostname).

* '''SET_HOSTNAME''' - This parameter value will be the hostname of the VM.

* '''DNS_HOSTNAME''' - YES to set the VM hostname to the reverse dns name (from the first IP)

* '''GATEWAY_IFACE''' - This variable can be set to the interface number you want to configure the gateway. It is useful when several networks have GATEWAY parameter and you want yo choose the one that configures it. For example to set the first interface to configure the gateway you use GATEWAY_IFACE=0

* '''DNS''' - Specific DNS server for the Virtual Machine

* '''ETHx_MAC''' - Used to find the correct interface

* '''ETHx_IP''' - IPv4 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_IPV6''' - IPv6 address for the interface

* '''ETHx_NETWORK''' - Network address of the interface

* '''ETHx_MASK''' - Network mask

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY''' - Default IPv4 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_GATEWAY6''' - Default IPv6 gateway for the interface

* '''ETHx_MTU''' - MTU value for the interface

* '''ETHx_DNS''' - DNS for the network

* '''USERNAME''' - User to be created in the guest OS. If any password attribute is defined (see below) it will change this user (defaults to root).

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Crypted password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME. If not defined it will change root user.

* '''PASSWORD_BASE64''' - Password encoded in base64. To be set for the user USERNAME.

* '''CRYPTED_PASSWORD''' - Crypted password. To be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use CRYPTED_PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''PASSWORD''' - Password to be set for the user USERNAME. This parameter is not recommended, use PASSWORD_BASE64 instead.

* '''SSH_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Key to be added to USERNAME authorized_keys file or root in case USERNAME is not set.

* '''EC2_PUBLIC_KEY''' - Same as SSH_PUBLIC_KEY