v0.0.8

What's Changed

• Fix file encoding and some inconvenient errors by @mjStallinger in #15

Full Changelog: v0.0.7...v0.0.8

v0.0.7

What's Changed

• Add finish installation of cm on cloud-init by @mjStallinger in #14

Full Changelog: v0.0.6...v0.0.7

v0.0.6

What's Changed

• Update logging behavior for cloud-init by @mjStallinger in #12
• Fix cloud-init: no more hardening for now by @mjStallinger in #13

Full Changelog: v0.0.5...v0.0.6

Nailed it! 🔝

What's Changed

• Fix sshd settings and cm-cloud-init.sh by @mjStallinger in #11

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v0.0.4

What's Changed

• Fix cm-update-bash.sh FINALLY by @mjStallinger in #10

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New release! Fixed and hardened!

What's Changed

• Fixes and more server hardening features by @mjStallinger in #9
• cm-update-bash.sh now finally working 🥳!

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v0.0.2

🧱 Since v0.0.1 — Performance: engaged.

• ⚡ Added a performance test script
• 📄 Docs updated – now with 100% more reality checks
• 🧼 Minor cleanup and bugfixes (the kind you only notice at 2am)

It's still minimal, still yours — just a bit more bulletproof.

Full Changelog: v0.0.1...v0.0.2

First release with working cloud-init

✅ cloud-init: done. It finally works.

It took a couple of tweaks, a few cloud-init-output.log rage scrolls, and more than one “why the hell isn’t this script even running?!” –
but the cloud-init setup is finally nailed down.

From now on, spinning up a fresh instance means:

• ✅ My SSH key gets injected securely at runtime
• ✅ Scripts from my GitHub repo get downloaded and executed automatically
• ✅ Logs are piped into /var/log/cloud-management-init.log because blind debugging is a sin
• ✅ It’s clean, isolated under /opt/cloud-management, and actually… beautiful.

No more scping half-baked Bash into a fresh droplet. No more "just SSH in and run that thing really quick". This is infrastructure that behaves.

And yes – it logs. Properly.

Hello Cloud

The first iteration of cloud-management has landed.
It doesn’t do much yet, but hey – it helps initializing your Linux server, so you don’t have to.

🔧 What’s inside:

• Bootstrap scripts to get a fresh Linux box from “oh no” to “ssh-ready”
• Basic setup steps because you probably don’t want to Google them. Again.

It’s not magic. But it beats doing it by hand.