testsys-launcher: add imdsv2-only hack #852
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Since there isn't an easy way to force IMDSv2 on instances launched by the ASG, you can just run this script to restrict IMDS on the nodes.
stmcginnis
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Very useful - lgtm!
The CI job has been broken for some time now. I may try to look into it some more once I have a little time, unless someone else can before I do.
rpkelly
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Description of changes:
Since there isn't an easy way to force IMDSv2 on instances launched by the ASG, you can just run this script to restrict IMDS on the nodes.
Testing done:
Ran the script against my testsys cluster.
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