[00:00] bdx - no force flag for destroy-model [00:00] sorry :( === StoneTable is now known as aisrael [07:57] Good morning Juju world === rogpeppe is now known as rogpeppe1 === rogpeppe1 is now known as rogpeppe === deanman_ is now known as deanman [12:25] Hi, I have an openstack controlled by juju and have configure it with `use-floating-ip`. I notice that every time i deploy a service it associates the same floating IP (i.e. moves it around) instead of assigning a new floating IP. Is that normal or a bug ? [12:27] to be more precise when i deploy the same service, eg. deploy 3 ubuntu units will only assign a single floating IP and associate it with the last. === deanman is now known as deanman_ [13:00] hi deanman_ you might have more luck if you asked at #openstask-charms [14:17] re here, as I understand if I want to use Juju to deploy charms on physical server, I must also use MaaS? [14:17] or if I set up manually my Ubuntu Server, I can bypass this step? [14:18] yeah you can use the juju manual provider to deploy to non bootstrapped servers [14:19] I will search more documentation about that, thanks :) === deanman_ is now known as deanman [14:27] magicaltrout: I found https://jujucharms.com/docs/1.24/config-manual and I'm trying to run `juju generate-config` but all I have is a "ERROR unrecognized command: juju generate-config" [14:28] does this doc is up-to-date? [14:28] not the 1.24 [14:28] you want stable [14:28] oops, sorry [14:29] you should be able to do something like a juju bootstrap lxd... to get a controller node running then add the unit [14:29] but i have no idea what the best practice is there [14:29] hey kjackal, it is not related to openstack charms, I'm simply deploying on top of openstack. [14:32] deanman: I see, I thought it was an openstack configuration [14:33] magicaltrout: seems that the equivalent for the stable version is this link: https://jujucharms.com/docs/2.0/clouds-manual [14:33] yup [14:52] by the way, if I have a deployment that typically spawn 11 nodes on cloud, with my "manual provider" in my case, I read that I need to use "placement directive" [14:52] but in the example, it's just a "1 node - 1 app" [14:53] you still need to place them [14:53] afaik [14:54] my problem is: the general case explains placement directive as : "juju deply --to x" where 'x' is the id of the machine seen in 'juju status' [14:54] but can I run something like --to 0,1,2,3,4,... ? [14:55] i don't believe so [14:56] I just found a "juju add-unit rabbitmq-server -n 4 --to host1,host2,host3,host4" example in the doc... hmm, let's try it, it's only a PoC, I can break it if needed :) === dannf` is now known as dannf === deanman is now known as deanman_ === Guest34220 is now known as medberry === medberry is now known as med_ [21:58] Is there a way to specify in a bundle an IP address for a service? I've got a maas cluster that I'm deploying openstack on and it would be nice to be able to specify the address for things like horizon dashboard. === valeech_ is now known as valeech