[14:32] anyone here have suggestions on the best way to use juju on a mac? I miss lxd on ubuntu. Is there anything similar on mac? Will lxd work in an ubuntu vm on mac? [14:37] marcoceppi rick_h ^ [14:37] natefinch: so if juju is on the VM then yes. I think that's how most folks use juju on a mac [14:37] natefinch: personally, I use maas/jaas on a mac and don't lxd much on there [14:38] natefinch: let me know if you hit any issues with the client on the mac. I try to do most of my juju-ing from my mac to test it out and keep the brew packages up to date [14:38] natefinch: I as well curently have a setup running ubunutu in a vm with juju installed thhere. [14:38] natefinch: another thing to test out is something that hit the email list on friday https://launchpad.net/multipass === primeribz is now known as rahworkx [14:39] natefinch: I've not tried it out yet, but might be a nicer way to get the VM going to use juju/lxd on there. Not sure [14:40] rick_h: that link 404's [14:40] natefinch: oh sorry, it's internal testing I guess my bad [14:40] heh :) . s'ok [14:41] natefinch: have a look at this. https://medium.com/@jamesbeedy/using-jaas-to-deploy-lxd-containers-to-virtualbox-vms-on-os-x-a06a8046756a [14:43] rahworkx: that sounds awesome [14:44] natefinch: thanks to bdx :) [17:41] gah, the default lxd init parameters don't work with juju :/ [17:42] lxd-bridge has IPv6 enabled. Juju doesn't support IPv6 [17:43] at least it gives me instructions on how to fix lxd. But geez. Also, that lxd init wizard is insanely long. [19:07] rahworkx: Regarding the reusing username issue, there's an old issue on it. Feel free to add some fire to it :) https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/1668335 [19:07] Bug #1668335: `delete-user` doesn't fully delete user [19:08] zeestrat: ok will do. === mpjetta_ is now known as mpjetta [21:27] stupid question. i did a conjure-up to try kubernetes-core onto localhost. i ctrl-c'd it when it was mostly installed. now i see stuff is still running, but juju status no longer shows anything other than [21:27] conjure-kubernetes-core-59c conjure-up-localhost-267 localhost/localhost 2.2.1 unsupported [21:27] how do i 'reconnect' to that? [21:28] hallyn: juju status shows that? what does `juju controllers` show? [21:29] hallyn: I'd expect you to be able to `juju switch conjure-kubernetes-core-59c && juju models` and see a model listed there. From there you can destroy the controller and such if you wanted to cleanup. [21:31] rick_h: indeed i see models there, [21:31] i don't want to destroy it, i want to investigate :) [21:31] thanks rick_h [21:32] hallyn: and so you can juju switch into those models, run juju status, etc [21:32] now to remember how to connect to its apparently private lxd socket [21:32] hallyn: hmm, lxc list and such should show the containers. I'm not sure about the private socket [21:33] hm lxc list shows nothing and lsof -U shows a private socket... [21:33] but yay i can attach to the model, that's a start. this controller/model thing is confusing to me stil :) [21:34] thanks [21:35] imma start over :) [21:35] my fault for exiting early [21:35] hallyn: sec, let me get you a walk through. [21:36] hallyn: https://youtu.be/FqPjO0NZ8z0?t=363 walks through it a bit from a talk I gave [21:37] rick_h: thanks i'll look at that too. was looking at https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/01/27/deploying-the-canonical-distribution-of-kubernetes-onto-aws/ and mainly https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/ubuntu/ [21:37] hallyn: and I think there's a blog post and such somewhere. the docs have an intro as well here: https://jujucharms.com/docs/stable/controllers [21:37] bbl [21:37] let me know if there's confusion [21:37] hallyn: k, good luck! [21:37] rick_h: will do thanks!