microceph charm is using the manual provider in this context, and the binding is not used other than the default "alpha". Not sure if Juju is capable to leverage multiple spaces on the manual provider these days or not though.
$ juju spaces
Name Space ID Subnets
alpha 0 10.1.32.192/32 192.168.123.0/24
microceph charm is using the manual provider in this context, and the binding is not used other than the default "alpha". Not sure if Juju is capable to leverage multiple spaces on the manual provider these days or not though.
$ juju spaces
192. 168.123. 0/24
Name Space ID Subnets
alpha 0 10.1.32.192/32
$ juju show-application microceph bindings:
microceph:
charm: microceph
base: ubuntu@22.04
channel: latest/edge
constraints:
arch: amd64
principal: true
exposed: false
remote: false
life: alive
endpoint-
"": alpha
admin: alpha
ceph: alpha
cluster: alpha
mds: alpha
peers: alpha
public: alpha
radosgw: alpha
https:/ /github. com/canonical/ charm-microceph /blob/6cd11fa64 5040d53e7a7e688 14151c1c138dda2 f/src/microceph .py#L86- L99