feat: Adding UPF Machine charm howto #17
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Co-authored-by: Ghislain Bourgeois <[email protected]>
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| cat << EOF > terraform.tfvars | ||
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We need to tell user to add config options to match with environment.
As an example:
config = {
core-interface-name = "enp6s0"
access-interface-name = "enp7s0"
}
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+1
And it's not just about the network interfaces. The rest of the networking params needs to be here as well (unless you're super lucky to be using the addressing matching the defaults :) ).
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I agree that we should probably list most of the settings, even if we just repeat the defaults, this will make it easier to follow and tweak correctly.
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| - A host with a CPU supporting AVX2 and RDRAND instructions (Intel Haswell, AMD Excavator or equivalent) | ||
| - [Juju][Juju] controller bootstrapped to a LXD cluster | ||
| - A machine added to the Juju controller |
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When I add machine to the model, it stays in pending state. Is this normal? So far, I've been only adding machines to models hosted on a separate Juju VM; and then it would go idle state.
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No, it should go to active idle.
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As discussed, that's probably because I was trying to co-locate Juju and the UPF.
I think the requirements section should state more clearly that we need 2 machines for this how-to - one for Juju and one for UPF.
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I aggree with Bart. It is better to state that Juju and UPF needs to be located on different machines.
Co-authored-by: Bartlomiej Gmerek <[email protected]>
Description
Adds a simple howto showing deployment of machine charm with Terraform
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