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Description of problem: The package mkfs.xfs is missing from the AMI on AWS. This makes cloud-init more difficult as it will not allow for cloud-init to create a xfs partition on assigned storage. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): ami-2a5d9a47 How reproducible: Launch a new instance and use the following cloud-init/user-data #cloud-config cloud_config_modules: - disk_setup - mounts fs_setup: - label: etcd_storage filesystem: xfs device: /dev/xvdc partition: auto runcmd: - mkdir -p /var/lib/etcd mounts: - [ /dev/xvdc, /var/lib/etcd, xfs, "defaults" ] Steps to Reproduce: 1. Launch instance in AWS using above cloud-init 2. cat /var/log/cloud-init-output.log 3. Actual results: 2016-09-22 03:03:20,623 - cc_disk_setup.py[WARNING]: Cannot create fstype 'xfs'. No mkfs.xfs command Expected results: Filesystem is provisioned Additional info: The package xfsprogs needs to be added to the image. If this is added this will allow devices to be partitioned with xfs
Feel free to close as i believe it has been resolved in the latest version of Fedora cloud ami