** Description changed: + [Impact] + + Any instances launched with bridges or bonds in their network + configuration will fail to bring up networking. + + [Test Case] + + + [Regression Potential] + + The change being SRU'd adds more conditions to an existing conditional. + There is potential to regress the cases that the existing conditional + was introduced to cover, so we will be testing those specifically. + Other than that, there was some minor refactoring of the existing + conditional statement (which did not change the logic it checks), which + could cause issues for Oracle netfailover interfaces. We will also + specifically test on Oracle. + + [Original Report] + Symptoms ======== After deployment of Ubuntu Bionic image on MAAS provider (deploying to a bare metal server) juju cannot access any deployed machine due to missing SSH keys and machines are stuck in pending state: $ juju ssh 0 ERROR retrieving SSH host keys for "0": keys not found $ juju machines Machine State DNS Inst id Series AZ Message 0 pending 172.20.10.125 block-3 bionic AZ3 Deployed 1 pending 172.20.10.124 block-2 bionic AZ2 Deployed 2 pending 172.20.10.126 block-1 bionic AZ1 Deployed 3 pending 172.20.10.127 object-2 bionic AZ1 Deployed 4 pending 172.20.10.128 object-1 bionic AZ2 Deployed 5 pending 172.20.10.129 object-3 bionic AZ3 Deployed It worth mentioning that pods can be successfully deployed with MAAS, only bare metal deployment fails. We checked different bionic images: cloud-init 19.2.24 works, and cloud- init 19.2.36 doesn't.
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