[03:19] Bug #1557839 opened: machine_readable_bytes() accepts invalid and misleading SI prefixes [10:41] Bug #1558000 opened: [patch] Existing user "maas" is used/removed when installing/removing maas-common [10:41] Hi there, I'm struggling with MAAS networking after just upgrading to 1.9.1. Is there anyone around who might be able to help? === Harry is now known as Guest8826 [16:30] Bug #1538280 opened: MAAS 1.9.0+bzr4533 can not start HP ProLiant DL360 Gen9 servers over IPMI [17:57] Bug #1558188 opened: during import images boostrap fails with gomaasapi: got error back from server: 400 BAD REQUEST ({"distro_series": ["'trusty' is not a valid distro_series. [17:57] It should be one of: '', 'windows/win2012hvr2', 'ubuntu/precise'..."]}) [18:26] 4/win 7 [18:26] hey guys, can someone help me understand how maas works once I install it? I have it installed on a machine with about 7 servers on the same subnet. I thought once MAAS was installed they would be able to PXE boot via obtaining a DHCP lease. Is this the expectation? Do I need to go through and add them manually as nodes first to MAAS? [18:28] jwitko: you need to: [18:28] 1. import images (trusty at the very least) [18:28] roadsoax, did that [18:28] 2. configure a cluster controller interface to provide DHCP (if using <= 1.9), if using >2.0alpha1, you'd need to configure a VLAN to provide DHCP [18:29] I also enabled the interface for DNS and DHCP [18:29] I'm using 1.9 [18:29] jwitko: right, so then that should be all you need [18:29] jwitko: to get it to PXE boot and register to MAAS [18:29] roaksoax, ok great thanks. So it looks like my issue is DHCP not coming across the network [18:30] i reboot a server and it sends out a request, but tcpdump udp port 67 on my maas controller shows no traffic [18:30] jwitko: ps faux | grep dhcpd to ensure it is running [18:31] jwitko: otherwise, maybe something with the networking? [18:33] roaksoax, aye it is running and i see port 67 listening on netstat [18:34] so Yea, I think the switch needs to be configured properly to allow dhcp traffic or something. will investigate with network team [18:34] thanks! [18:34] roaksoax, one more question if you don't mind [18:34] where would i be able to see incoming DHCPD logs? /var/log/maas/maas.log ? [18:35] jwitko: syslog [18:35] gracias [18:36] de nada :) [18:38] yea, I can actually see a DHCPDISCOVER and DHCPOFFER in the logs, just not from any of my blades lol [18:38] from some unknown MAC [18:38] but the point is it can see and act on DHCP [18:40] roaksoax, so if this is just going to start PXE booting from the standard inventory download.... is there a default user/pass its setting? [18:41] jwitko: for IPMI based BMC's, it will create a 'maas' user with a random password, only internal to maas [18:41] can I add customizations to that sort of stuff? like a kickstart file ? or is the only option to build a custom image and serve that ? [18:42] jwitko: what would you be trying to deploy ? [18:42] just trying to spin up some standard ubuntu servers [18:42] nothing fancy [18:42] but I need to be able to access them once they're spun up :) [18:42] jwitko: so /etc/maas/preseeds/curtin_userdata allows you to customize the install [18:42] ah, awesome [18:42] jwitko: you will have to add your SSH key in MAAS [18:43] jwitko: and maas will install the SSH key on the system for the 'ubuntu' user [18:47] roaksoax, do you have an example of this being done? having a hard time finding one [18:49] jwitko: under the user settings page you will be able to add your ssh public key [18:49] jwitko: with that you will be able to deploy machines [18:49] ahh [18:49] jwitko: maas will automatically import your key in the deployed system [18:50] sorry I was trying to edit the files manually [19:14] hey everyone, I got my maas setup working! I have a bunch of nodes ready and deployed. Question: I need to make all of them mount an NFS share. how do I do that? [19:20] Free99: if they are already deployed and you did it with Juju, you could create a subordinate charm to do so. If they are not deployed by juju, you'll have to do that manually [19:21] Free99: if you ar eplanning to re-deploy them, you could customize /etc/maas/preseeds/curtin_userdata, to creata new, late_command for 'in-target' that would do something to the system, so that when it boots after it installs, it mounts the NFS share [21:29] hello everyone [21:30] there is any way to seize control of power managament for VM in Vpshere setup [21:32] i only have control over my VM using vmware cloud director, and i can find a way to properly add a note to maas cluster controller [21:32] *can't [21:33] *node [22:25] is there a way to view the porogress when importing boot images to a new MAAS install - seems to be taking longer than I would imagine [22:43] fritchie: you can do it via the API, or hover over the spinner next to the image [22:43] next to the image being downloaded * [22:58] Quick question for you guys - how do I run MAAS with high availability? I saw that it was scheduled for 14.04 but I haven't seen anything in the documentation. [23:02] Discipulus: HA is for 16.04 and on 2.0, which is currently alpha [23:02] Discipulus: sitll no documentation available yet [23:03] roaksoax, ty [23:03] fritchie: but it is fairly simple for the rack controllers [23:03] fritchie: just add more rack controller that is connected to the same VLAN [23:04] and when enabling DHCP you can select which one is primary and which one is secondary [23:06] Roaksoax, thanks. [23:14] roaksoax, do you know where the boot image being downloaded is stored to disk? [23:15] fritchie: on the region controller they are stored in the DB< on the rack/cluster controller on /var/lib/maas/ [23:15] fritchie: on the region controller they are stored in the DB< on the rack/cluster controller on /var/lib/maas/boot-resources/current [23:15] ty [23:22] Bug #1558314 opened: maas server is overloaded - twistd and postgres processes > 200% [23:31] Bug #1558314 changed: maas server is overloaded - twistd and postgres processes > 200% [23:34] Bug #1558314 opened: maas server is overloaded - twistd and postgres processes > 200%