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VM 100 Recreated from Complete Template

Date: 2025-12-11
Status: VM 100 CREATED


Summary

VM 100 was removed (had no bootable device) and recreated using a complete production template with all proper configurations.


Actions Taken

1. Removed Old VM 100

  • Stopped and purged VM 100 from Proxmox
  • Removed all related configurations

2. Created New VM 100

  • Created template: examples/production/vm-100.yaml
  • Applied template via Kubernetes: kubectl apply -f examples/production/vm-100.yaml
  • VM 100 created on ml110-01 node

Template Configuration

The new VM 100 is created from a complete template that includes:

Proxmox Configuration

  • Node: ml110-01
  • VMID: 100
  • CPU: 2 cores
  • Memory: 4 GiB
  • Disk: 50 GiB (local-lvm)
  • Network: vmbr0
  • Image: ubuntu-22.04-cloud
  • Guest Agent: Enabled (agent: 1)

Cloud-Init Configuration

  • Package Management: Update and upgrade enabled
  • Required Packages:
    • qemu-guest-agent (with verification)
    • curl, wget, net-tools
    • chrony (NTP)
    • unattended-upgrades (Security)
  • User Configuration: Admin user with SSH key
  • NTP Configuration: Chrony with pool servers
  • Security: SSH hardening, automatic updates

Guest Agent Verification

  • Package installation verification
  • Service enablement and startup
  • Retry logic with status checks
  • Automatic installation fallback

Boot Configuration

  • Boot Disk: scsi0 (properly configured)
  • Boot Order: order=scsi0 (set by provider)
  • Cloud-Init Drive: ide2 (configured)

Current Status

  • VM Created: VM 100 exists on ml110-01
  • Status: Stopped (waiting for configuration to complete)
  • Lock: May be locked during creation process

Next Steps

1. Wait for Creation to Complete

# Check VM status
kubectl get proxmoxvm vm-100

# On Proxmox node
qm status 100
qm config 100

2. Verify Configuration

# On Proxmox node
qm config 100 | grep -E 'agent|boot|scsi0|net0|ide2'

Expected output:

  • agent: 1
  • boot: order=scsi0
  • scsi0: local-lvm:vm-100-disk-0
  • net0: virtio,bridge=vmbr0
  • ide2: local-lvm:cloudinit

3. Start VM

# Via Kubernetes
kubectl patch proxmoxvm vm-100 -p '{"spec":{"forProvider":{"start":true}}}'

# Or directly on Proxmox node
qm start 100

4. Monitor Boot and Cloud-Init

# Watch VM status
watch -n 2 "qm status 100"

# Check cloud-init logs (after VM boots)
qm guest exec 100 -- tail -f /var/log/cloud-init-output.log

5. Verify Guest Agent

After cloud-init completes (1-2 minutes):

# On Proxmox node
/usr/local/bin/complete-vm-100-guest-agent-check.sh

Expected results:

  • VM is running
  • Guest agent configured (agent: 1)
  • Package installed (qemu-guest-agent)
  • Service running (qemu-guest-agent.service)

Differences from Old VM 100

Old VM 100

  • No bootable device
  • Minimal configuration
  • No cloud-init
  • Guest agent not installed
  • No proper disk configuration

New VM 100

  • Complete boot configuration
  • Full cloud-init setup
  • Guest agent in template
  • Proper disk and network
  • Security hardening
  • All packages pre-configured

Template File

Location: examples/production/vm-100.yaml

This template is based on basic-vm.yaml but customized for VM 100 with:

  • Name: vm-100
  • VMID: 100 (assigned by Proxmox)
  • All standard configurations

Verification Commands

Check Kubernetes Resource

kubectl get proxmoxvm vm-100
kubectl describe proxmoxvm vm-100

Check Proxmox VM

# On Proxmox node
qm list | grep 100
qm status 100
qm config 100

After VM Boots

# Check guest agent
qm guest exec 100 -- systemctl status qemu-guest-agent

# Check cloud-init
qm guest exec 100 -- cat /var/log/cloud-init-output.log | tail -50

# Get VM IP
qm guest exec 100 -- hostname -I

Benefits

  1. Complete Configuration: All settings properly configured from template
  2. Guest Agent: Automatically installed and verified via cloud-init
  3. Bootable: Proper boot disk and boot order configured
  4. Network: Network interface properly configured
  5. Security: SSH hardening and automatic updates enabled
  6. Monitoring: Guest agent enables full VM monitoring

Last Updated: 2025-12-11
Status: VM 100 CREATED | WAITING FOR CONFIGURATION TO COMPLETE