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Remove ec2metadata CLI as a EC2 detection method
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It's not a reliable detection method
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Detect openSUSE Leap as platform opensuseleap
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It's different then opensuse or suse. Platform family is still suse.
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Windows packages plugin - Get packages from registry
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Bump revision to 8.13
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Add language scala
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Both 3.1 and 3.2 seem to work. Currently Chef is pinned to 3.1.x, so I
set the pin there to avoid conflict with Chef.
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When ohai is `bundle installed` without the development group, bundler
doesn't install the development gems but it still includes them in the
gemfile solution. When chef-client is on an unreleased version, this
results in the unreleased version of chef-client ending up in the
Gemfile.lock. Because chef-client has an exact equality pin on
chef-config, which ohai also uses, this results in ohai's Gemfile.lock
pinning ohai to the unreleased version of chef-config. When the ohai
executable is created by appbundler, this results in a broken executable
that tries to load a version of chef-config that doesn't exist.
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release 8.12.1
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Update release notes with functionality on master
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Update GCE metadata API version and fail better
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Use the non-beta metadata URL. This requires setting the header on all requests so there's a bit of changes to how the http connection is initialized
Fail better if the google internal DNS name can't be resolved
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Improve virtualization detection on Solaris
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We'll want a few more tests to be added here
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This way anything we add for Linux will automatically get added to Solaris as well. We're already using this in *BSD as well. This will add Hyper-V, KVM, Xen, VirtualServer, VirtualBox, and Openstack detection. Not bad for a net reduction in code.
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Linux / BSD use 'Product Name:' while Solaris uses 'Product:' Product.*: should be just fine
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Copy and past from Linux Virtualization plugin
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Improve FreeBSD guest virtualization detection
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1) This gives us detection of bhyve guests
2) This works when dmidecode isn't installed, which is most of the time
3) This looks at more than just DMI data. They're also looking at
detailed CPU data to determine hyper-v and vmware.
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Remove XML output in VirtualizationInfo and need for hpricot gem
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This is an early plugin that hasn't received any work since it's creation. I seriously doubt anyone is using it, but this provides some minor cleanup
1) remove the hpricot dependency and all the commented out hpricot code. This plugin would fail unless it was installed, but it's not actually used
2) Stop storing XML data on the node. This is a horrible horrible thing to do. We're storing the exact same data in JSON. Why 2 formats?
3) Change the debug message to make it clean what plugin fails if the gems aren't there
4) Add a comment telling anyone reading this what gem to use. The libvirt gem is deprecated and fails to load.
It's a bummer we need this gem to use this because the data is actually pretty useful once it's loaded, but I doubt anyone installs the gem.
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Detect Openstack hosts
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Improve KVM host and guest detection
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This has been confirmed using an Openstack guest and host
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virtualization[:mechanism] would have been great, but we didn't setup the data structure right for this to work
hypervisor flag is present anywhere the guest has a hypervisor. It's not just a Xen thing
If we find KVM CPUs we're on an old paravirt box and BTMs request for info from 2009 is probably not going to get answered. Sorry BTM
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This will detect hvm KVM guests
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add plugin to detect user sessions using loginctl
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