Disk Space Failure on PAYG-Good 25Mbps Images

[jonesy1234]

Describe the bug

While using the base settings for both failover and autoscaling the F5 instance fails due to a lack of diskspace.

Expected behavior

Successful deployment of the cloudformation stack

Current behavior

Stack rolls back dependant on roll back behaviour as no cfn-init completed signal is received.

Possible solution

Adjust the size of /appdata to cater for the extension installation

Steps to reproduce

Provision the stacks using the default parameters.

Screenshots

admin@(ip-10-0-1-5)(cfg-sync )(INOPERATIVE)(/Common)(tmos)# 
Broadcast message from systemd-journald@ip-10-0-1-5 (Sun 2023-09-03 17:27:39 PDT):

load_config_files[10277]: "/usr/bin/tmsh -n -g -a load sys config partitions all " - failed. -- 01071008:3: Provisioning failed with error 1 - 'Disk limit exceeded. 20338 MB are required to provision these modules, but only 30 MB are available.'
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Unexpected Error: Loading configuration process failed.

2023 Sep  3 17:27:39 ip-10-0-1-5 load_config_files[10277]: "/usr/bin/tmsh -n -g -a load sys config partitions all " - failed. -- 01071008:3: Provisioning failed with error 1 - 'Disk limit exceeded. 20338 MB are required to provision these modules, but only 30 MB are available.'

Broadcast message from systemd-journald@ip-10-0-1-5 (Sun 2023-09-03 17:28:19 PDT):

logger[12084]: Re-starting named

Context

Trying to use the functionality created here to assess if using F5 in AWS is a valid / desired use case for a production workload.

Your Environment

Using all defaults in this repo for autoscale and failover.

• https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-aws-cloudformation-v2/blob/main/examples/autoscale/payg/README.md
• https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-aws-cloudformation-v2/blob/main/examples/failover/failover.yaml

Have tried with the following VE images

• 17.1.0.2-0.0.2**PAYG-Good 25Mbps
• 16.1.3.5-0.0.5**PAYG-Good 25Mbps

[mikeshimkus]

Hi @jonesy1234, since this solution provisions ASM WAF, it requires a BEST or BEST PLUS image. Check the answer here for more info: #33 (comment)
thanks