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Unable to list controllers with Juju 2.0-beta1

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juju version 2.0-beta1-trusty-amd64

juju list-controllers
CONTROLLER MODEL USER SERVER

Why it is not listing any controllers. I have created a maas environment using quickstart -i. environments.yaml is also created as below.

I tried to switch the environment but getting the error. Here is the yaml file placed at /root/.juju/environments.yaml

default: maas 

environments: 

maas: 

default-series: trusty 

maas-oauth: <key pasted here from the maas GUI>

maas-server: http://192.168.6.11/MAAS 

type: maas

When try to add a cloud using juju add-cloud its also giving the error:

error: Usage: juju add-cloud

where is the cloud.yaml file ? I have also tried:

juju add-cloud maas envoirnments.yaml 

ERROR open envoirnments.yaml: no such file or directory

but still no luck.

Can someone please mention the exact steps to setup juju2/MAAS? it appears juju2 has made some major changes. Bootstrapping is also not as it was before.

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answered 2 Years ago ntlesslving · Accepted Answer

You'll need to create a new file; cloud.yaml is an arbitrary file name, and you can put it anywhere. The contents should look like this:

clouds:

  my-maas:

    type: maas

    auth-types: [oauth1]

    endpoint: http://192.168.6.11/MAAS/

Then run juju add-cloud my-maas <path/to/your/cloud-yaml/file> to add the cloud to Juju.

You'll then need to add a credential for this by editing ~/.local/share/juju/credentials.yaml, so it contains:

credentials:

  my-maas:

    maas:

      auth-type: oauth1

      maas-oauth: <API token from MAAS>

In 2.0.0-beta2, you'll be able to add credentials interactively using "juju add-credential". You won't be expected to edit the credentials file directly.

Once you've got those two files set up, you should then be able to run:

juju bootstrap <controller-name> my-maas