With the right config set, once the machine has finished bootstrapping, I do see:
root@juju-50ff28-0:~# sudo snap get core -d
{
"cloud": { "name": "unknown"
},
"proxy": { "http": "", "https": "", "store": "yFsGTy6qwkrVISeJI1JjU09v9Uxlc0Gf"
},
"refresh": { "hold": "2019-03-20T19:42:00.762131261Z"
},
"seed": { "loaded": true
}
}
So the config is correct. I can also see that "snap install juju --classic --channel 2.5/edge" downloads at approx 100MB/s so it is clearly using the local snap store proxy.
We just need to configure that before we install juju-db.
With the right config set, once the machine has finished bootstrapping, I do see: 50ff28- 0:~# sudo snap get core -d
"name" : "unknown"
"http" : "",
"https" : "",
"store" : "yFsGTy6qwkrVIS eJI1JjU09v9Uxlc 0Gf"
"hold" : "2019-03- 20T19:42: 00.762131261Z"
"loaded" : true
root@juju-
{
"cloud": {
},
"proxy": {
},
"refresh": {
},
"seed": {
}
}
So the config is correct. I can also see that "snap install juju --classic --channel 2.5/edge" downloads at approx 100MB/s so it is clearly using the local snap store proxy.
We just need to configure that before we install juju-db.