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-# CloudInit with partition configuration for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
-It is possible to find some examples of CloudInit configuration on the documentation, but it can get hairy when it comes to configure the partitions and disk layout with `autoinstall`.
+# CloudInit autoinstall with partition configuration for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
+It is possible to find some examples of CloudInit configuration on the documentation, but it can get hairy when it comes to configuring the partitions and disk layout with `autoinstall`.
-In my scenario, I have some machines with 500 GB SSD and I'd like to have 20% for the OS and 80% as a raw partition without file system usin the `autoinstall` for a full unattended installation.
+In my scenario, I have some machines with 500 GB SSD and I'd like to have 20% for the OS and 80% as a raw partition with no file system using the `autoinstall` for a full unattended installation.
-After many tries, I've found a tip to do one installation manually (with a bootable pendrive for example) and do the all the partitioning configuration with the installation wizard. I will generate the `user-data` file necessary to replicate the same installation with CloudInit on the other machines.
+After many tries, I've found a tip to do a manual installtion (with a bootable pendrive for example) and do the all the partitioning configuration with the installation wizard. It will create the `user-data` file needed to replicate the same installation with CloudInit on the other machines.
-At the end of the manual installation, it will ask to reboot/proceed, **dont do that**. At the top right corner, you can find a `Help` menu where you can access a shell console.
+At the end of the manual installation, you will be asked to reboot/proceed, **dont do that**. At the top right corner, you can find a `Help` menu where you can access a shell console.
-The file `/var/log/installer/autoinstall-user-data` holds all your choices from the installation wizard in a CloudInit format (it is the `user-data` file). You can export it to a TMP file sharing like [file.io](https://www.file.io/about):
+The file `/var/log/installer/autoinstall-user-data` contains all your choices from the install wizard in a CloudInit format (it is the `user-data` file). You can export it to a TMP file share such as [file.io](https://www.file.io/about):
```bash
curl -F "file=@/var/log/installer/autoinstall-user-data" https://file.io
{"success":true,"key":"2ojE41","link":"https://file.io/2ojE41","expiry":"14 days"}
```
-Then you can use or adapt it to further installations.
+You can then use or customize it for other installations.