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description="(Optional) User-provided AMI ID to use with GraphDB instances. If you provide this value, please ensure it will work with the default userdata script (assumes latest version of Ubuntu LTS). Otherwise, please provide your own userdata script using the user_supplied_userdata_path variable."
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However, when I connected my self to one of provisioned instances based on the Ubuntu AMI with ID ami-04b44b125c528e6b1 (AWS region eu-central-1), I attempted to execute the default user data script. Unfortunately, I received an error indicating that the AWS CLI is not installed.
Given the importance of the AWS CLI for the script's execution, could we consider adding a verification step to check for the AWS CLI's presence and, if it's not installed, include a process to install it? This addition would greatly enhance the usability and reliability of the provisioning process.
Hi,
I encountered an issue related to the
ami_id
variable described in the project's documentation, which promises compatibility with Ubuntu. , seeterraform-aws-graphdb/variables.tf
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However, when I connected my self to one of provisioned instances based on the Ubuntu AMI with ID
ami-04b44b125c528e6b1
(AWS regioneu-central-1
), I attempted to execute the default user data script. Unfortunately, I received an error indicating that the AWS CLI is not installed.Given the importance of the AWS CLI for the script's execution, could we consider adding a verification step to check for the AWS CLI's presence and, if it's not installed, include a process to install it? This addition would greatly enhance the usability and reliability of the provisioning process.
terraform-aws-graphdb/modules/user_data/templates/start_graphdb.sh.tpl
Line 25 in e96773a
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