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hallyn | axw: hey, if i have (for licensing reasons) multiple vcenters which each have a few esxi6 hosts, can juju treat them all as one cloud? | 07:46 |
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axw | hallyn: heya. you could treat them as regions. normally a region would be a datacenter in the same vcenter, but you could set the endpoint for each region. you'll need to use the same user/pass for each vcenter though | 07:55 |
axw | hallyn: though that'll only work if the DC in each vcenter has a different name | 07:56 |
axw | and if you're wanting Juju to deploy across all of them, in the same model - that's not going to work | 07:57 |
mark-dickie | Hello all, looking at the Github repo for juju and the vsphere provider in particular and I see that there doesn't appear to be support for deploying Windows machines. | 08:11 |
mark-dickie | This is something I'm interested in doing and would be prepared to commit some code, can anyone with familiarity point me in the right direction? | 08:13 |
mark-dickie | I'm wondering if it would be simpler to use MaaS as a layer between juju and vSphere. | 09:19 |
mark-dickie | Seeing as how MaaS can already deploy Windows machines. | 09:19 |
Mmike | Hi, lads - is there a (simple-ish) way to recreate juju environment once I 'juju ssh' into a unit? I can't use 'juju run' as relations are in error state and I need to verify some relation variables across the environment. So before I resort to peeking into the database I wonder can I run 'relation-ids, relation-list, ...' from the unit itself somehow? | 09:50 |
zeestrat | Mmike: Not sure if it helps, but have you checked out the "juju debug-hooks ..." command? https://jujucharms.com/docs/stable/developer-debugging | 11:25 |
Mmike | zeestrat, yup, but I can't really use that :( | 11:27 |
Mmike | I have several dozen of units that I need to go trough | 11:27 |
Mmike | juju run would be awesome, but can't run that as most of my units are in error state | 11:28 |
zeestrat | Mmike: Ah, right. This prod or dev? How about, "juju resolved" or "juju resolved --no-retry" to tell Juju to recover from the error state? | 11:36 |
Mmike | zeestrat, yup, no dice. It's production, and I need to rerun hooks to fix the env, but before that I need to gather info from the env | 11:36 |
Mmike | I'm going trough the database, so I'll have it for later too :) (unless database changes) | 11:37 |
Mmike | if I just 'juju resolved --no-retry', then I can't re-fire those hooks at later time | 11:37 |
zeestrat | Gotcha. Yeah, I can see if it's prod then the --no-retry might get you a bit stuck if you can't easily restart the jujud services | 11:45 |
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ryebot | what recourse do I have if I'm trying to add a space with a (known existing) subnet that juju says is not found? | 17:25 |
ryebot | ^ https://gist.github.com/wwwtyro/2954c1efd9b755d7d1d7c543a72a3dca | 17:26 |
bdx | ryebot: new model | 17:29 |
bdx | I think I saw some work going into that somewhere recently | 17:29 |
bdx | autodetecting/autoupdating the subnets | 17:29 |
ryebot | bdx: ah, got it. gotta make the model with the vpc-id config. +1 | 17:54 |
bdx | totally | 17:54 |
bdx | how do I access network bindings from charmhelpers? | 20:46 |
bdx | Via | 20:50 |
bdx | I’m thinking I use network_get() then filter for the address in the network from the space specified in the bindings directive? | 20:51 |
rick_h | With networkbget you pass the endpoint in and tlget the binding info out right? | 20:53 |
bdx | Ohhh I haven’t used it with bindings specifies yet | 21:03 |
bdx | It lists the bindings in the output I’m guessing | 21:04 |
bdx | If you have bindings specified | 21:04 |
bdx | Ok | 21:04 |
bdx | Cool | 21:04 |
bdx | thx thx | 21:04 |
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