Hi Yinon,
I would suggest you to read https://jujucharms.com/do
cs/stable/getting-started
and
https://docs.ubuntu.com/maas/2.1/en/
Question: Does this mean I have to provision the 4 nodes using MAAS prior
> to deploying openstack with juju? Or will juju provision them?
>
MAAS will provision the
Hi Team!
sorry for newbie question, but can you tell, is it possible to use juju2
(2.0.2-xenial-amd64) behind the firewall with only proxy (http/s) available?
i tried to change proxy settings in apt, environment variables and in
«config.yaml» on a controller but it did not helped.
Thanks,
Vlad
There is model configuration that you can set to tell juju what the proxies
are. Normally you set them at bootstrap time with:
juju bootstrap --model-default http-proxy=http://... --model-default
https-proxy... --model-default no-proxy=
You can also put these settings into ~/.local/share/clouds.
On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 8:31 AM, John Meinel wrote:
> There is model configuration that you can set to tell juju what the proxies
> are. Normally you set them at bootstrap time with:
> juju bootstrap --model-default http-proxy=http://... --model-default
> https-proxy... --model-default no-proxy=
One thing to be aware of is that many of the downloads done for a given
model (for example charms and resources) are done on the controller. This
means you need to set the proxy settings for the controller model as well
as any other models hosted on the controller. This is probably somewhat
unexpec
