autoinstall data files

meta-data

#cloud-config
instance-id: iid-local01
hostname: cloudimg

user-data

#cloud-config

# This file is for demonstration purposes only. Using this file to for automatic installations
# not recommended. For help creating a proper file, visit https://www.edwardssite.com/cloud-init.

autoinstall:
  apt:
    geoip: true
    preserve_sources_list: false
    primary:
    - arches: [amd64, i386]
      uri: http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
    - arches: [default]
      uri: http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports
  identity: {hostname: autoinstall-test-device, password: hunter2,
    realname: Edward A, username: anedward01}
  keyboard: {layout: us, variant: ''}
  locale: en_US

  # Network interface configuration. Interface name device-specific. Requires modification.
  # Network is nested twice per new autoinstall layout.
  network:
    network:
      ethernets:
        enp4s0: {dhcp4: true}
      version: 2

  # SSH configuration along with keys go here. 
  ssh:
    allow-pw: true
    authorized-keys: []
    install-server: true
  
  # Storage configuration. This can be edited manually, but not recommended. Using
  # a pre-configured file is the best solution to avoid potential errors.
  storage:
    config:
    - {ptable: gpt, path: /dev/sda,
      wipe: superblock, preserve: false, name: '', grub_device: false, type: disk,
      id: disk-sda}
    - {device: disk-sda, size: 536870912, wipe: superblock, flag: boot, number: 1,
      preserve: false, grub_device: true, type: partition, id: partition-0}
    - {fstype: fat32, volume: partition-0, preserve: false, type: format, id: format-0}
    - {device: disk-sda, size: 1073741824, wipe: superblock, flag: '', number: 2,
      preserve: false, type: partition, id: partition-1}
    - {fstype: ext4, volume: partition-1, preserve: false, type: format, id: format-1}
    - {device: disk-sda, size: 62410194944, wipe: superblock, flag: '', number: 3,
      preserve: false, type: partition, id: partition-2}
    - {volume: partition-2, key: hunter2, preserve: false, type: dm_crypt,
      id: dm_crypt-0}
    - name: ubuntu-vg
      devices: [dm_crypt-0]
      preserve: false
      type: lvm_volgroup
      id: lvm_volgroup-0
    - {name: ubuntu-lv, volgroup: lvm_volgroup-0, size: 31195136000B, preserve: false,
      type: lvm_partition, id: lvm_partition-0}
    - {fstype: ext4, volume: lvm_partition-0, preserve: false, type: format, id: format-2}
    - {device: format-2, path: /, type: mount, id: mount-2}
    - {device: format-1, path: /boot, type: mount, id: mount-1}
    - {device: format-0, path: /boot/efi, type: mount, id: mount-0}
  version: 1

  # Post-install packages to download and include. These are used to install TPM2KeyUnlock
  # and can be replaced or removed entirely.
  packages: 
    - autoconf-archive
    - m4
    - libgcrypt20-dev
    - libjson-c-dev
    - uuid-dev
    - libcmocka0
    - libcmocka-dev
    - build-essential
    - git
    - pkg-config
    - gcc
    - g++
    - m4
    - libtool
    - automake
    - autoconf
    - libdbus-glib-1-dev
    - libssl-dev
    - cmake
    - libssl-dev
    - libcurl4-gnutls-dev
    - doxygen
    - efitools
    - tpm2-abrmd
    - tpm2-tools
  
  # Commands to run post-install. The new OS installation is located at /target.
  # This installs TPM2KeyUnlock on TPM2-compatible systems. Different commands can be added.
  # All chroot commands are included in one line. Running chroot followed by another command
  # does not work as the system turns to user input instead of continuing late-commands.
  late-commands:
    - mount -t proc proc /target/proc
    - mount -o bind /dev /target/dev
    - chroot /target /bin/bash -c "cd /usr/local/src; git clone https://github.com/anedward01/tpm2keyunlock; cd tpm2keyunlock; chmod +x setup; ./setup"