I have a code block that successfully detects if a VM is a VMware VM:
if node['hostnamectl']['virtualization'].include? "vmware"
include_recipe "system_baseline::vmware"
....
However if I try the same thing with AWS it does not seem to work:
if node['hostnamectl']['virtualization'].include? "xen"
include_recipe "system_baseline::aws"
....
Running "ohai hostnamectl" from the VM command line, the attributes look similar:
VMware:
{
"static_hostname": "server_vm01",
"icon_name": "computer-vm",
"chassis": "vm",
"machine_id": "147ded104b3e4bf7beab2b765482dc0d",
"boot_id": "8a68451144a8462882e194cde6188dc4",
"virtualization": "vmware",
"operating_system": "CentOS Linux 7 (Core)",
"cpe_os_name": "cpe",
"kernel": "Linux 3.10.0-693.17.1.el7.x86_64",
"architecture": "x86-64"
}
And the AWS instance:
{
"static_hostname": "server_vm02",
"icon_name": "computer-vm",
"chassis": "vm",
"machine_id": "147ded104b3e4bf7bfab2b765482dc0d",
"boot_id": "8a68451144a8462882e134cde6188dc4",
"virtualization": "xen",
"operating_system": "CentOS Linux 7 (Core)",
"cpe_os_name": "cpe",
"kernel": "Linux 3.10.0-693.17.1.el7.x86_64",
"architecture": "x86-64"
}
Can anyone tell me why the xen attribute is not being picked up like the vmware attribute?
