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(Get the code!)
If I run this command separately, I can create the controller and also bootstrap:
---snip---
ubuntu@sunbeam:~$ juju bootstrap sunbeam sunbeam-controller --config juju-http-proxy=http://
Creating Juju controller "sunbeam-
Looking for packaged Juju agent version 3.4.2 for amd64
Located Juju agent version 3.4.2-ubuntu-amd64 at https:/
Installing Juju agent on bootstrap instance
Running machine configuration script...
Bootstrap agent now started
Contacting Juju controller at 172.17.2.48 to verify accessibility...
Bootstrap complete, controller "sunbeam-
Controller machines are in the "controller" model
Now you can run
juju add-model <model-name>
to create a new model to deploy workloads
------
ubuntu@sunbeam:~$ sunbeam cluster bootstrap --accept-defaults
⠋ Deploying Sunbeam Machine ... terraform apply failed:
...
+ charm {
+ base = "ubuntu@22.04"
+ channel = "2023.2/stable"
+ name = "sunbeam-machine"
+ revision = (known after apply)
+ series = (known after apply)
}
---snip---
I can see that terraform is aware of the proxy, but now this error shows up:
Unable to create application, got error: selecting releases: charm or bundle
not found for channel "2023.2/stable", base "amd64/
available releases are:
channel "2023.2/candidate": available bases are: ubuntu@22.04
channel "2023.2/beta": available bases are: ubuntu@22.04
channel "2023.2/edge": available bases are: ubuntu@22.04
channel "latest/edge": available bases are: ubuntu@22.04
channel "2024.1/edge": available bases are: ubuntu@22.04
Is 2023.2/stable hard-coded somewhere? As mentioned in a previous comment, I used --channel=