@olivierlambert thanks for you help, i was able to create the template, to be able to work i needed to reinstall cloud-init and configure it. i'm thinking of uploading the template to some server, to help those who need it. do you know any server for me to do it?

@luizbob said in Create a Ubuntu 18.04 cloud init template:

@olivierlambert thank you

i looked into the logs and it seems the cloud-init is using NoCloud datasource, i'm gonna run dpkg-reconfigure cloud-init to change it to cloud drive.
but, when i searched witch datasource should be used i find this link https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/cloudinit.html
saying that NoCloud could be used

and, another thing, when i installed ubuntu, by itself the system create a second partition called boot, which was 1mb in size.
Could be that the reason of cloud-init not working properly?

@olivierlambert thank you

i looked into the logs and it seems the cloud-init is using NoCloud datasource, i'm gonna run dpkg-reconfigure cloud-init to change it to cloud drive.
but, when i searched witch datasource should be used i find this link https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/cloudinit.html
saying that NoCloud could be used

i was able to create the template, but when i try to add a ssh-key in cloud-init it is not added to the server, what can i do?

I try to create a 18.04 cloud init template for ubuntu, but i cannot edit the drive for the new vm. When i install, by itself ubuntu creates two partitions, even if i try to create only one, what i can do to solve this?

System is a XCP-NG 8.0
With XenOrchestra build from the sources