[14:25] Has anyone solved the Chicken-and-Egg situation of initially provisioning an on-premise infrastructure environment (e.g. Terraform, digitalrebar, kubernetes) ? [16:21] TJ-: Canonical - with MAAS? https://ubuntu.com/kubernetes/install [16:21] Or is that not what you mean? [16:23] rbasak: no, not MAAS, but just trying to figure out the elegant way to bootstrap an orchestration system itself... its chicken-and-egg loop... got to install/configure various tools first but want them/their deployment/state to be captured in the tooling they provide :D [16:24] in this case using terraform + digitalrebar (PXE deploy/config like Cobbler) and K8S (containers) ... but the chicken-and-egg seems to apply to all solutions :) [16:26] I think the usual solution is to treat bare metal provisioning as entirely independent, presented as a separate abstraction layer. [16:27] Eg. OpenStack. [18:07] Hi, can I run a command as root to see the livepatch servers I am currently using? [18:07] I am thinking they are all connected in someway. [18:41] sudo canonical-livepatch status [18:52] OerHeks, thank you, that just for current server. === nolan__ is now known as nolan_ [18:54] Can I check my account of all servers with root on any particular server using livepatch? That maybe asking too much yeah with regards to practicality and security! [18:56] * koheleth he says you fish poorly. [19:24] hi, is there a problem to set additional routes to dhcp interface in netplan? [19:27] I have this configuration https://pastebin.com/qkNjmgXW after netplan apply I don't see configured routes [19:31] Contact your server people I would have thought [19:31] They wont let it route anywhere [19:32] what you after anyway? [19:53] How do I stop a server using livepatch is it just a basic uninstall? [19:57] i can set this route via ip route add and it's work correctly [20:02] koheleth: you should be able to just remove the livepatch snap and then reboot I think.