Ruby gem to discover CoreOS AMIs for AWS.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'coreos_ami'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install coreos_ami
require 'coreos_ami'
CoreOS.channel('stable').ami
=> "ami-8297d4ea"Default region will be set to environment variable
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION or AWS_REGION (or us-east-1 if
empty). Virtualization type will default to hvm, and release will
default to current.
Different channels, releases, and virtualization type may be requested:
CoreOS.channel('beta').ami(release: '522.5.0', virtualization: 'pv')
=> "ami-3ed7a456"Return a hash of all AMIs for requested channel and release:
CoreOS.channel('stable').amis
=> {"amis"=>[{"name"=>"eu-central-1", "pv"=>"ami-88c1f295", "hvm"=>"ami-8ec1f293"}, {"name"=>"ap-northeast-1", "pv"=>"ami-ea5c46eb", "hvm"=>"ami-e85c46e9"}, {"name"=>"sa-east-1", "pv"=>"ami-2fe95632", "hvm"=>"ami-2de95630"}, {"name"=>"ap-southeast-2", "pv"=>"ami-4fd3a775", "hvm"=>"ami-4dd3a777"}, {"name"=>"ap-southeast-1", "pv"=>"ami-70dcf622", "hvm"=>"ami-72dcf620"}, {"name"=>"us-east-1", "pv"=>"ami-8097d4e8", "hvm"=>"ami-8297d4ea"}, {"name"=>"us-west-2", "pv"=>"ami-f3702bc3", "hvm"=>"ami-f1702bc1"}, {"name"=>"us-west-1", "pv"=>"ami-26b5ad63", "hvm"=>"ami-24b5ad61"}, {"name"=>"eu-west-1", "pv"=>"ami-5b911f2c", "hvm"=>"ami-5d911f2a"}]}A simple command-line tool is included to perform the same requests, with similar defaults:
$ coreos_ami -c beta -r 522.5.0 -v pv
ami-3ed7a456
Use -a or --all to list all AMIs:
$ coreos_ami -a -c stable
NAME PV HVM
eu-central-1 ami-88c1f295 ami-8ec1f293
ap-northeast-1 ami-ea5c46eb ami-e85c46e9
sa-east-1 ami-2fe95632 ami-2de95630
ap-southeast-2 ami-4fd3a775 ami-4dd3a777
ap-southeast-1 ami-70dcf622 ami-72dcf620
us-east-1 ami-8097d4e8 ami-8297d4ea
us-west-2 ami-f3702bc3 ami-f1702bc1
us-west-1 ami-26b5ad63 ami-24b5ad61
eu-west-1 ami-5b911f2c ami-5d911f2a