Updated the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to remove the delegate_to option, as it is no longer required. This change improves the template's simplicity and consistency.
Added a new task to create the QEMU template directory on the Proxmox host, ensuring it exists and has the correct permissions. This change enables the use of the QEMU template for creating Proxmox VMs.
Updated the destination path for the Proxmox template to '/var/lib/vz/template/iso/' from '/var/lib/vz/template/qcow2/'. This change ensures consistency with the expected location of the ISO file.
Added a new task to the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to ensure sudo is installed during the template creation process. This change allows for more secure access to the system.
Updated the synchronize command in the Proxmox template task to use the ansible.posix.synchronize module, which is more compatible with Proxmox's file system. This change ensures that the template can be successfully synchronized on the target host.
Updated the Ansible synchronize task in the Proxmox Debian template to use a pull mode instead of push, which is more idiomatic for synchronizing files from the host to the container.
Updated rsync options to include the sudo rsync path, ensuring secure file transfer. This change aligns with best practices for secure file management in Proxmox environments.
Updated shell commands in the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to use template variables for consistency and reusability. This change allows for easier management of different templates without modifying the underlying command structure.
Updated the rsync options to use 'push' instead of 'pull', ensuring proper synchronization of the template with Proxmox. This change improves the consistency and reliability of the template deployment process.
Updated the compressed image replacement step to remove unnecessary comments and shell commands. This change improves code readability and maintainability.
Added shell commands to display QCOW2 image information and details, making the template creation process more informative and user-friendly. This change improves the overall experience for users creating Proxmox Debian templates.
Updated the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to improve its readability by removing an unused parameter and adjusting indentation. This change enhances the overall code style without affecting its functionality.
Updated the `lxc_storage` variable from `hdd8t` to `local-lvm`, and added additional storage options (`--swap` and `--rootfs-size`) for more efficient resource allocation.
Updated the Ansible playbook to use virt-sparsify for compressing and shrinking images, replacing a previous qemu-img command. This change improves efficiency and reduces storage requirements.
Updated the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to include a new key for storing the container ID, which will be used in conjunction with the lxc_id variable.
Updated the tasks/create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to include a new parameter for combining SSH public keys into one file, allowing for easier management of multiple keys. This change enables more flexibility when creating LXC containers with Proxmox and Debian.
Added a new parameter to the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml file to allow for a custom password when creating a Proxmox LXC instance. This change improves flexibility and security when deploying Debian-based images.
Enhanced the wait logic for LXC container boot and IP assignment by adding a check for container status and handling different scenarios. This change improves the reliability of the script.
Updated the 'wait for LXC to boot and get IP' task to use Ansible's ipaddr module for more accurate IP parsing, ensuring consistent results across different environments.
Updated the `--rootfs` option to use only `--storage` for more flexibility and readability. This change simplifies the configuration and makes it easier to manage different storage options.
Updated the create_proxmox_debian_template.yml to reflect changes in the lxc_create condition and added a new task to customize the Debian cloud image inside LXC. This change ensures consistency with the latest best practices for LXC configuration.
