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I have a set of machines in MAAS with 4 nics. How do I get a juju deploy to bring up all nics? My Ceph deploy is failing because the right interfaces have not been brought up.

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I did find a workaround. Rather then doing a

deploy --config ... -n 3 ceph ...

I did

juju machine add --constraints ...

This deployed the machine and installed the juju client software on the machine. I could then go in and add the ifup ethx lines to /etc/network/interfaces and ifup the interfaces. Then I could do my deploy one machine at a time with

juju deploy --config ... ceph --constraints ... --to X
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MAAS currently does not support this feature. We are actively working on the ability for MAAS to perform this operation. This is a key feature in MAAS 1.9 and will be released with Ubuntu 15.10.

MAAS 1.9+ Now Supports Interface Configuration - on the machine details page you can now configure all the interfaces. Including bonding, VLAN's, and aliases. MAAS 2.1 supports creating bridges as well.

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  • Is there a workaround that I can do until then?
    – Daniel Bidwell
    May 12, 2015 at 17:24
  • Updated the answer. But use 1.9+ and you can configure the interfaces.
    – Blake R
    Nov 2, 2016 at 16:46

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