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How to create images usable by BatchCompute
Last updated: 2024-01-13 11:19:29
Overview
BatchCompute relies on Cloud-init service to initialize CVMs. Hence the image used for BatchCompute should have Cloud-init installed and configured. Otherwise, the job execution may fail, or CVMs cannot be created in the compute environment.(With Cloud-init, you can customize the configuration of the CVM when it is first initialized.)
Note the following while installing and configuring Cloud-init:
Newly created Linux CVM/image: all current versions of Tencent Cloud CentOS and Ubuntu public images support Cloud-init by default. When you create CVMs and custom images with these public images, you needn’t manually install and configure Cloud-init.
Existing Linux CVM/image: if the CVMs or custom images are created earlier, you need to manually install Cloud-init. See Installing Cloud-Init on Linux.
Windows image: you need to create Windows CVMs and images via marketplace images. See Windows Custom Images.
Common operating system images that already contain Cloud-init are as follows:
img-31tjrtph (CentOS 7.2 64-bit)
img-er9shcln (Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard 64-bit English)
img-pyqx34y1 (Ubuntu Server 16.04.1 LTS 64-bit)
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