[06:54] <rick_h> crodriguez:  if it hung there please make sure your client can reach the VM that came up and ssh to that VM and check the cloud-init logs on how it got along.
[14:13] <hpidcock> wallyworld: https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/10643
[14:55] <pmatulis> crodriguez, did you fix the bootstrap issue?
[14:56] <crodriguez> no. It's probably an issue in the dns of my vms vs the host, but even once I make sure my dns works on the vm, the script stays hanging. I'm trying to find the reaktime logs from that step..
[14:59] <crodriguez> pmatulis: I see that this function in juju's code has a ProgressWirter pointed to ctx.GetStderr(), but I can't find where this may be stored
[15:01] <crodriguez> nvm I think it just means that it'll print out only errors
[15:05] <pmatulis> crodriguez, maybe if you describe your env. where is juju client and what cloud type?
[15:12] <crodriguez> pmatulis: I'm trying to bootstrap an openstack controller from a cloud I deployed with the fce tool. I can access my vms, they have dns and internet access. Just being able to find the bootstrap detailed logs would help a lot. the --debug command doesn't explicit what is blocking
[15:21] <pmatulis> crodriguez, you can try passing --keep-broken and then inspect the instance
[15:22] <pmatulis> (if you can)
[15:22] <pmatulis> default behaviour of juju is to destroy the instance if it cannot be reached
[15:26] <danboid> When I'm creating a new juju controller, can I get it to use a different LXD (notwork) profile?
[15:26] <danboid> *network
[15:26] <danboid> Changing the controller profile after doesn't seem to work
[15:27] <danboid> Maybe I'll just have to edit the default LXD profile to meet my requiements?
[15:30] <manadart> danboid: Changing the default profile is the way to do it currently.
[15:30] <danboid> manadart, OK thanks
[15:35] <danboid> When running juju bootstrap, what does
[15:35] <danboid> ERROR no addresses match
[15:35] <danboid> mean?
[15:45] <danboid> I've found a couple of bug reports indicating juju bootstrap doesn't work well if you are not using lxdbr0
[15:45] <danboid> I need to use a macvlan profile
[15:47] <danboid> The other option is creating the controller using lxdbr0 but then what do I need to modify within the controller container to chabe the addresses?
[15:48] <danboid> I would change it to use my macvlan profile after creating it
[15:48] <danboid> I've already tried doing this but it didn't update the controller address
[15:53] <danboid> I suppose the other option would be to not use LXD at all right?
[15:53] <danboid> How do I juju bootstrap to 'bare metal'?
[15:54] <danboid> Is that an option?
[15:58] <danboid> Apparently macvlan doesn't work with juju https://discourse.jujucharms.com/t/manual-network-setup-for-lxd-clustering/261
[15:59] <danboid> I've never been able to access containers using an lxdbr0 bridge from outside of the LXD host, which ids what I need to do
[16:00] <danboid> and its why I was trying macvlan as that does enable external hosts to communicate
[16:00] <danboid> Am I missing something with lxdbr0?
[16:09] <danboid> manadart, I think you've answered my question here https://discourse.jujucharms.com/t/manual-network-setup-for-lxd-clustering/261
[16:12] <danboid> That brigge config is anything but obvious so it seems like that should be covered / linked to in the juju docs. before / o the same page as controller bootstrapping, presuming it works
[16:12] <danboid> * before / on
[16:14] <danboid> The default lxdbr0 is only going to be useful to those who have all their juju containers running on the one host, it seems
[16:47] <kelvinliu> wallyworld: +1 plz https://github.com/juju/charm-tools/pull/547.  thanks!
[16:47] <danboid> I've tried following that guide but when lxd init asks if I'd like to use an existing bridge or interface it doesn't accept br0 nor the interface name
[16:48] <danboid> Oops!
[16:49] <danboid> I was trying to input br0 when the answe was yes :)
[16:49] <danboid> Time to go home I think :)