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feat: add support for configuring runner worker root device name (#1140)
## Description
These changes add support for configuring the root device name for the
Docker Machine instances. This is necessary when using an Amazon Linux
AMI where the default device name of `/dev/sda1` ends up creating a 2nd,
unused, non-root volume.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/device_naming.html#available-ec2-device-namesCloses#1154
## Verification
Confirmed root device on Docker Machine instances is correctly
configured in both fleet-mode and non-fleet mode when using an AL2 AMI.
Checked this in AWS Console.
Co-authored-by: Matthias Kay <[email protected]>
monitoring = Enable detailed monitoring for the Runner Worker.
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name_prefix = Set the name prefix and override the `Name` tag for the Runner Worker.
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private_address_only = Restrict Runner Worker to the use of a private IP address. If `runner_instance.use_private_address_only` is set to `true` (default), `runner_worker_docker_machine_instance.private_address_only` will also apply for the Runner.
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root_device_name = The name of the root volume for the Runner Worker.
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root_size = The size of the root volume for the Runner Worker.
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start_script = Cloud-init user data that will be passed to the Runner Worker. Should not be base64 encrypted.
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subnet_ids = The list of subnet IDs to use for the Runner Worker when the fleet mode is enabled.
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