Official upstream for the cloud-init: cloud instance initialization
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Starts your VM on libvirt in a couple of seconds!
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☁️ Dockerized Python script that leverages the IONOS Cloud API (6.0) to manage datacenters in the cloud.
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Library and Tool to run a Cloud-Init NoCloud compatible metadata server for VMWare VCenter
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A simple bash script to help you bring up VMs with libvirt and cloud-init
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Automated and periodically configure workspace based on cronjob.
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Open source cloud image to rescue your instance on cloud environments .
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Repository for model serving examples using Docker, Git HOOKS, Celery and Flask
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Modern provisioning of physical computers on the shoulders of netbooting (PXE) and cloud-init.
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evemds (eve Metadata Server) is a lightweight cloud-init metadata server designed to provide minimal cloud-init configuration for virtual machines.
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Official upstream for the cloud-init: cloud instance initialization
git-lfs ssh gitlab core linux-kernel ua-computer freedesktop ssh-client gitweb linux-desktop cloud-init ubuntu-packages ubuntu-desktop snapd git-repository snap-store landscape-genomics git-ssh launchpad-ppa
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Manually synched mirror of https://git.someserver.de/seba/genconfdrv
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☁️ Dockerized Python script that leverages the IONOS Cloud API (6.0) to manage datacenters in the cloud.
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Jul 12, 2024 - Python
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