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Recent cloud-init versions treat user-data as a required part of the NoCloud datasource (pp2d_kwargs required: user-data, meta-data). When no user-data was supplied, the data source skipped the file entirely, so cloud-init aborted and did not even apply the network configuration. Always write the user-data file; an empty user-data serializes to an empty multipart message, which cloud-init accepts.
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Recent cloud-init versions treat
user-dataas a required part of the NoCloud datasource (pp2d_kwargs = {"required": ["user-data", "meta-data"], ...}).NoCloudDataSource.GenerateConfigDriveContentskipped theuser-datafile entirely when no user-data was supplied, so cloud-init aborted reading the datasource and did not even apply the network configuration.The file is now always written. An empty user-data serializes to an empty multipart message, which cloud-init accepts.