Bundles in JUJU
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Can anyone help me in understanding creating my own bundles with some existing machines on my model?
I have used --map-machines
options which have thrown an error as follows:
root@charms:~# juju deploy bundle --map-machines=existing
ERROR cannot resolve URL "cs:bundle": charm or bundle not found
root@charms:~#
Is it necessary to have a bundle already in the charm store?
FYI, I have git,jenkins and nagios machines running in my model.
root@charms:~# juju status
Model Controller Cloud/Region Version SLA
model1 lxd-test localhost/localhost 2.3.4 unsupported
App Version Status Scale Charm Store Rev OS Notes
central-monitor active 1 nagios jujucharms 24 ubuntu
git unknown 1 git jujucharms 1 ubuntu
jenkins active 1 jenkins jujucharms 13 ubuntu
Unit Workload Agent Machine Public address Ports Message
central-monitor/0* active idle 1 10.98.245.103 80/tcp ready
git/1* unknown idle 2 10.98.245.244 22/tcp
jenkins/0* active idle 3 10.98.245.104 8080/tcp,48484/tcp Jenkins is running
Machine State DNS Inst id Series AZ Message
1 started 10.98.245.103 juju-dbee3a-1 xenial Running
2 started 10.98.245.244 juju-dbee3a-2 trusty Running
3 started 10.98.245.104 juju-dbee3a-3 xenial Running
Relation provider Requirer Interface Type Message
git:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
jenkins:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
root@charms:~#
juju
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Can anyone help me in understanding creating my own bundles with some existing machines on my model?
I have used --map-machines
options which have thrown an error as follows:
root@charms:~# juju deploy bundle --map-machines=existing
ERROR cannot resolve URL "cs:bundle": charm or bundle not found
root@charms:~#
Is it necessary to have a bundle already in the charm store?
FYI, I have git,jenkins and nagios machines running in my model.
root@charms:~# juju status
Model Controller Cloud/Region Version SLA
model1 lxd-test localhost/localhost 2.3.4 unsupported
App Version Status Scale Charm Store Rev OS Notes
central-monitor active 1 nagios jujucharms 24 ubuntu
git unknown 1 git jujucharms 1 ubuntu
jenkins active 1 jenkins jujucharms 13 ubuntu
Unit Workload Agent Machine Public address Ports Message
central-monitor/0* active idle 1 10.98.245.103 80/tcp ready
git/1* unknown idle 2 10.98.245.244 22/tcp
jenkins/0* active idle 3 10.98.245.104 8080/tcp,48484/tcp Jenkins is running
Machine State DNS Inst id Series AZ Message
1 started 10.98.245.103 juju-dbee3a-1 xenial Running
2 started 10.98.245.244 juju-dbee3a-2 trusty Running
3 started 10.98.245.104 juju-dbee3a-3 xenial Running
Relation provider Requirer Interface Type Message
git:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
jenkins:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
root@charms:~#
juju
Got the solution by myself. Thank you.
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Apr 20 at 11:26
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Can anyone help me in understanding creating my own bundles with some existing machines on my model?
I have used --map-machines
options which have thrown an error as follows:
root@charms:~# juju deploy bundle --map-machines=existing
ERROR cannot resolve URL "cs:bundle": charm or bundle not found
root@charms:~#
Is it necessary to have a bundle already in the charm store?
FYI, I have git,jenkins and nagios machines running in my model.
root@charms:~# juju status
Model Controller Cloud/Region Version SLA
model1 lxd-test localhost/localhost 2.3.4 unsupported
App Version Status Scale Charm Store Rev OS Notes
central-monitor active 1 nagios jujucharms 24 ubuntu
git unknown 1 git jujucharms 1 ubuntu
jenkins active 1 jenkins jujucharms 13 ubuntu
Unit Workload Agent Machine Public address Ports Message
central-monitor/0* active idle 1 10.98.245.103 80/tcp ready
git/1* unknown idle 2 10.98.245.244 22/tcp
jenkins/0* active idle 3 10.98.245.104 8080/tcp,48484/tcp Jenkins is running
Machine State DNS Inst id Series AZ Message
1 started 10.98.245.103 juju-dbee3a-1 xenial Running
2 started 10.98.245.244 juju-dbee3a-2 trusty Running
3 started 10.98.245.104 juju-dbee3a-3 xenial Running
Relation provider Requirer Interface Type Message
git:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
jenkins:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
root@charms:~#
juju
Can anyone help me in understanding creating my own bundles with some existing machines on my model?
I have used --map-machines
options which have thrown an error as follows:
root@charms:~# juju deploy bundle --map-machines=existing
ERROR cannot resolve URL "cs:bundle": charm or bundle not found
root@charms:~#
Is it necessary to have a bundle already in the charm store?
FYI, I have git,jenkins and nagios machines running in my model.
root@charms:~# juju status
Model Controller Cloud/Region Version SLA
model1 lxd-test localhost/localhost 2.3.4 unsupported
App Version Status Scale Charm Store Rev OS Notes
central-monitor active 1 nagios jujucharms 24 ubuntu
git unknown 1 git jujucharms 1 ubuntu
jenkins active 1 jenkins jujucharms 13 ubuntu
Unit Workload Agent Machine Public address Ports Message
central-monitor/0* active idle 1 10.98.245.103 80/tcp ready
git/1* unknown idle 2 10.98.245.244 22/tcp
jenkins/0* active idle 3 10.98.245.104 8080/tcp,48484/tcp Jenkins is running
Machine State DNS Inst id Series AZ Message
1 started 10.98.245.103 juju-dbee3a-1 xenial Running
2 started 10.98.245.244 juju-dbee3a-2 trusty Running
3 started 10.98.245.104 juju-dbee3a-3 xenial Running
Relation provider Requirer Interface Type Message
git:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
jenkins:juju-info central-monitor:nagios juju-info regular
root@charms:~#
juju
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Got the solution by myself. Thank you.
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Got the solution by myself. Thank you.
â SairajM
Apr 20 at 11:26
Got the solution by myself. Thank you.
â SairajM
Apr 20 at 11:26
Got the solution by myself. Thank you.
â SairajM
Apr 20 at 11:26
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Got the solution by myself. Thank you.
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Apr 20 at 11:26