[skazazes]

Although its supported, its not well documented enough to be a good way to learn about cloud-init in my experience. I tried configuring a K3's cluster across three proxmox nodes via cloud-init to get some exposure to it and eventually gave up and just configured them manually

[oriettaxx]

I had the same issue at the beginning, and unfortunately stopped on it for over a year: then I went back and got it and now I cannot think of provisioning a VM by hand anymore

Have a look at this script for example https://github.com/francescor/swarm/blob/main/create_swarm_v... which is the "proxmox" side of cloud-init, that then load an ordinary cloud-init https://github.com/francescor/swarm/blob/main/cloud-init/clo...

[m463]

lol (looking at cloud init for ubuntu 22...)

  ...
  # remove snapd trash
  - snap remove lxd
  - snap remove core20
  - snap remove snapd
  - systemctl stop snapd.service
  - systemctl stop snapd.socket
  - systemctl stop snapd.seeded.service
  - systemctl disable snapd.service
  - systemctl disable snapd.socket
  - systemctl disable snapd.seeded.service
  - systemctl stop snapd.service
  - systemctl stop snapd.socket
  - systemctl stop snapd.seeded.service
  - rm -rf /var/cache/snapd/
  - apt autoremove --purge snapd -y
  - rm -rf /root/snap
  # remove apport trash
  ...