Hello All,

I'm quite new at Openstack and I'm stil trying to figure out how
things works or are supposed to work.

This is the scenario.

Let's imagine we've spun a new instance  on a network which is not
intended to reach or to be reached  from an external network (absence
of NAT support at L3 or for security/design reasons)

This istance will be given a cloud-init configuration to upgrade the
packages or the O.S. , but due the absence of external connectivity
those operations will fail.

What I'm wondering is if there's a way to give this instance a limited
"out of band" access to an external http proxy, just to allow the
instance to do regular maintenance or management stuff, like I said,
upgrading packages connect to some management tool (puppet, chef,
ansible...).

Just like the way metadata-proxy works.

I've successfully set up a nginx reverse proxy with listener in the
tenant's networks namespace to do the task, but I cannot get rid of
the "You're doing it wrong" feeling. :/

I mean I feel like I'm missing something important here, otherwise
someone else would have had the same problem, which seems not to be
the case, as I cannot find any web resources that raises the same
question.

Thanks in advance for any suggestion or direction,

Andrea

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