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We have a test running a startup script on GCP VM (Debian GNU/Linux 10). As part of the startup script we call 'su ubuntu'. The start up script sometimes fails on 'user ubuntu doesn't exist.
google_guest_agent version: GCE Agent Started (version 20231115.00)
When looking at the VM startup logs we see that on successful runs, the google_guest_agent is creating the sudoers file and is creating the ubuntu user before running our startup script:
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Created google sudoers file
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Creating user ubuntu.
Jan 4 13:02:10 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Updating keys for user ubuntu.
On failed runs, the last entries of google_guest_agent in the log are:
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Starting the scheduler to run jobs
[ OK ] Started OpenBSD Secure Shell server.
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 systemd[1]: Started OpenBSD Secure Shell server.
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Scheduling job: telemetryJobID
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-11 google_guest_agent[479]: Scheduling job "telemetryJobID" to run at 24.000000 hr interval
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Successfully scheduled job telemetryJobID
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Invoking job "telemetryJobID"
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 dhclient[841]: Internet Systems Consortium DHCP Client 4.4.1
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 dhclient[841]: Copyright 2004-2018 Internet Systems Consortium.
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 dhclient[841]: All rights reserved.
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 dhclient[841]: For info, please visit [https://www.isc.org/software/dhcp/](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.isc.org/software/dhcp/&sa=D)
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 dhclient[841]:
Jan 4 13:02:09 vm-1 google_guest_agent[479]: Scheduler - added: [now 2024-01-04 13:02:09.592349485 +0000 UTC entry 1 next 2024-01-05 13:02:09 +0000 UTC]
Is there a way to make sure the google_guest_agent run has completed before starting our scripts?
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Metadata script runner is already configured to run after Guest Agent has started. Agent executes minimum required setup steps before notifying systemd (systemd-notify --ready) its ready, and this startup process does not involve creating users/sudoers file.
Hi,
We have a test running a startup script on GCP VM (Debian GNU/Linux 10). As part of the startup script we call 'su ubuntu'. The start up script sometimes fails on 'user ubuntu doesn't exist.
google_guest_agent version: GCE Agent Started (version 20231115.00)
When looking at the VM startup logs we see that on successful runs, the google_guest_agent is creating the sudoers file and is creating the ubuntu user before running our startup script:
On failed runs, the last entries of google_guest_agent in the log are:
Is there a way to make sure the google_guest_agent run has completed before starting our scripts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: