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I'm not sure about how to properly handle it in cloud-init, but for all of the reasons you stated, we enable FIPS during the image build through our packer scripts. This happens long before cloud-init ever runs, so it avoids all of the sort of race condition problems you're describing. We don't use the AWS (for example) provided Linux images because things like the simple disk layout is wrong for us, and this is very difficult to correct after an instance is built. As to your question, we also build our own rhel/rocky images so that we can ensure FIPS is enabled as early as possible. |
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I'm not sure about how to properly handle it in cloud-init, but for all of the reasons you stated, we enable FIPS during the image build through our packer scripts. This happens long before cloud-init ever runs, so it avoids all of the sort of race condition problems you're describing.
We don't use the AWS (for example) provided Linux images because things like the simple disk layout is wrong for us, and this is very difficult to correct after an instance is built. As to your question, we also build our own rhel/rocky images so that we can ensure FIPS is enabled as early as possible.