Images
Azure CycleCloud ships with support for standard operating systems. You can specify the image with Image:
[[node defaults]]
Image = Cycle Windows 2016
You can also specify by ImageName:
[[node defaults]]
ImageName = cycle.image.win2016
Finally, you can always select a specific image by ImageId or ImageUrl:
[[node defaults]]
ImageId = order66
[[node defaults]]
ImageUrl = http://cloud-provider/path/to/custom-image
CycleCloud automatically uses the latest released version of the image for the cloud provider and region that the instance is in.
Note
If you are using a custom (non-standard) image that was created with Jetpack, you can set AwaitInstallation=true on the node, specifying that the image supports sending status messages back to CycleCloud. This will allow for more accurate representations of the node's state within CycleCloud.
CycleCloud currently includes the following images:
| Operating System | Image | Name | Service |
|---|---|---|---|
| CentOS 6 | Cycle CentOS 6 | cycle.image.centos6 | IaaS |
| CentOS 7 | Cycle CentOS 7 | cycle.image.centos7 | IaaS |
| Ubuntu 14.04 | Cycle Ubuntu 14 | cycle.image.ubuntu14 | IaaS |
| Ubuntu 16.04 | Cycle Ubuntu 16 | cycle.image.ubuntu16 | IaaS |
| Windows 2012 R2 | Cycle Windows 2012 | cycle.image.win2012 | IaaS |
| Windows 2016 R2 | Cycle Windows 2016 | cycle.image.win2016 | IaaS |
Note
Standard images referenced in CycleCloud are the latest known versions of publicly-available operating system images hosted by the cloud service provider and are not created, maintained, or supported by Cycle Computing.