Link broken: See the documentation for offline charms.
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| clouddocs |
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Bug Description
The last sentence in this section is a broken link: See the documentation for offline charms.
Deploy the OpenStack Charms
Now that the Juju bootstrap node is up and running we can deploy the services required to make our OpenStack installation. To configure these services properly as they are deployed, we will make use of the configuration file we defined earlier, by passing it along with the --config switch with each deploy command. Substitute in the name and path of your config file if different.
It is useful but not essential to deploy the services in the order below. It is also highly reccommended to open an additional terminal window and run the command juju debug-log. This will output the logs of all the services as they run, and can be useful for troubleshooting.
It is also recommended to run a juju status command periodically, to check that each service has been installed and is running properly. Juju will automatically try to fetch the best possible version of the charm from online Charm Store. If you are installing from within a restricted or closed network, it is possible to pre-fetch the required charms. See the documentation for offline charms.
