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On Feb 17, 2015, at 1:29 PM, Andrei Mikhailovsky <andrei@arhont.com> =
wrote:

>>> etcd:
>>> name: <server-name>
>>> discovery: https://discovery.etcd.io/<token>
>>> addr: <private_ip>:4001
>>> peer-addr: <private_ip>:7001
>>>=20
>>> You need to change the values between <> to suite your environment.
>>>=20
>>> I've read that there should be variable $private_ipv4 to
>>> automatically inject your private IP, however, it doesn't seem to
>>> work for some reason. Will need to investigate further
>>>=20
>=20
>> try with $public_ipv4
>=20
>>> Andrei
>>>=20
>=20
> Seb,=20
>=20
> I've tried to use the $public_ipv4 and it seems to have made the =
sabstitube to the public ip. At least I can see the messages in journal:=20=

>=20
> Feb 17 12:15:10 coreos-04022015-6 etcd[614]: [etcd] Feb 17 =
12:15:10.537 INFO | coreos-04022015-6 joined the cluster via peer =
10.0.1.45:7001=20
> Feb 17 12:15:10 coreos-04022015-6 etcd[614]: [etcd] Feb 17 =
12:15:10.539 INFO | etcd server [name coreos-04022015-6, listen on =
:4001, advertised url http://178.248.xxx.xxx:4001]=20
> Feb 17 12:15:10 coreos-04022015-6 etcd[614]: [etcd] Feb 17 =
12:15:10.540 INFO | peer server [name coreos-04022015-6, listen on =
:7001, advertised url http://178.248.xxx.xxx:7001]=20
>=20
> However, I would like to use the private ip range for that. The =
substitution did not work when i've tried the $private_ipv4. Is it =
working you you?=20
>=20

I haven't looked deep into it, my guess is there might be a problem with =
the cloudstack metadata.
Can you check if private_ipv4 exists and is what you expect it to be:

curl your virtual router to get the metadata:

=
http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/projects/cloudstack-administration/en/4.=
4/api.html?highlight=3Dmetadata#user-data-and-meta-data

I have a hunch it's not defined and thus coreOS does not work with it. I =
could be wrong but could be a cloudstack bug.

> Thanks=20
>=20
> Andrei=20