euca-bundle-image(1) Prepare an image for use in the cloud

SYNOPSIS

euca-bundle-image -i FILE [-p PREFIX] [-d DIR] -r {i386,x86_64,armhf,ppc,ppc64} [-k FILE] [-c FILE] [--ec2cert FILE] [-u ACCOUNT] [--kernel IMAGE] [--ramdisk IMAGE] [-B VIRTUAL1=DEVICE1,VIRTUAL2=DEVICE2,...] [--productcodes CODE1,CODE2,...] [--image-size IMAGE_SIZE] [--progress | --no-progress] [--region USER@REGION] [--debug] [--debugger] [--version] [-h]

DESCRIPTION

Prepare an image for use in the cloud

optional arguments:

-i FILE, --image FILE
file containing the image to bundle (required)
-p PREFIX, --prefix PREFIX
the file name prefix to give the bundle's files (required when bundling stdin; otherwise defaults to the image's file name)
-d DIR, --destination DIR
location to place the bundle's files (default: dir named by TMPDIR, TEMP, or TMP environment variables, or otherwise /var/tmp)
-r {i386,x86_64,armhf,ppc,ppc64}, --arch {i386,x86_64,armhf,ppc,ppc64}
the image's architecture (required)
-k FILE, --privatekey FILE
file containing your private key to sign the bundle's manifest with. This private key will also be required to unbundle the image in the future.
-c FILE, --cert FILE
file containing your X.509 certificate
--ec2cert FILE
file containing the cloud's X.509 certificate
-u ACCOUNT, --user ACCOUNT
your account ID
--kernel IMAGE
ID of the kernel image to associate with this machine image
--ramdisk IMAGE
ID of the ramdisk image to associate with this machine image
-B VIRTUAL1=DEVICE1,VIRTUAL2=DEVICE2,..., --block-device-mappings VIRTUAL1=DEVICE1,VIRTUAL2=DEVICE2,...
block device mapping scheme with which to launch instances of this machine image
--productcodes CODE1,CODE2,...
comma-separated list of product codes for the image
--image-size IMAGE_SIZE
the image's size (required when bundling stdin)
--progress
show progress (the default when run interactively)
--no-progress
do not show progress (the default when run noninteractively)
--region USER@REGION
region and/or user names to search when looking up config file data
--debug
show debugging output
--debugger
launch interactive debugger on error
--version
show the program's version and exit
-h, --help
show this help message and exit