When you first create a cloud server it will have assigned an IP from the cloud public IP address pool. You can find it the example output below.
$ cloudservers --username user --apikey key boot rctest --flavor 1 --image 112 +-----------+------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Property | Value | +-----------+------------------------------------------------------------------+ | addresses | {u'public': [u'31.222.163.128'], u'private': [u'10.177.69.211']} | | adminPass | rrrrrrrrrrrr | | flavorId | 1 | | hostId | 0652da292b44004e3aa76dc80bd912d5 | | id | 10209889 | | imageId | 112 | | metadata | {} | | name | rctest | | progress | 0 | | status | BUILD | +-----------+------------------------------------------------------------------+
The initial IP of 31.222.163.128 is going to be changed as soon as all RackConnect task will be run again this cloud server. A next problem is that all subsequent API calls still may return the original IP address instead of the new one assigned by the RackConnect system.
$ cloudservers --username user --apikey key show 10209889 +------------+----------------------------------+ | Property | Value | +------------+----------------------------------+ | flavor | 256 server | | hostId | 0652da292b44004e3aa76dc80bd912d5 | | id | 10209889 | | image | Ubuntu 10.04 LTS | | metadata | {} | | name | rctest | | private ip | 10.177.69.211 | | progress | 0 | | public ip | 31.222.163.128 | | status | BUILD | +------------+----------------------------------+
Problem
How do I find the external IP address that Rackconnect assigns to my cloud server.
Solution
Once the cloud server is built you can open a browser from the cloud server (may by a bit of a problem) and try to google for: what's my IP.
Alternatively you can have a bastion server that you know how to login over SSH and from there try run run over internal IP address of your new cloud server his command:
mybastion$ ssh root@10.177.69.211 "curl http://icanhazip.com" 11.138.183.11
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