Anbox Cloud Core

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1.18/candidate 94 10 Jul 2023
1.18/edge 81 10 May 2023
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1.17/candidate 75 17 Apr 2023
1.17/edge 69 10 Feb 2023
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1.16/candidate 62 11 Jan 2023
1.16/edge 51 11 Nov 2022
1.15/candidate 45 10 Oct 2022
1.15/edge 36 11 Aug 2022
1.14/stable 29 12 Jul 2022
1.14/candidate 17 19 May 2022
1.14/beta 13 17 May 2022
1.14/edge 12 16 May 2022
juju deploy anbox-cloud-core --channel 1.29/stable
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Platform:

Ubuntu

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  • channel | string

    Default: 5.21/stable

    The LXD snap channel to install from. NOTE - This is a charm installation configuration item. Changing this config item during charm runtime will not take effect. You need to manually run snap refresh with the `--channel` parameter specified to update the installed LXD snap.

  • debug | boolean

    Enable verbose debugging for LXD

  • disable_kernel_modules | boolean

    Disable the installation of the Anbox Cloud kernel modules. Useful in environments where the kernel modules are not needed (testing) or already part of the installed kernel.

  • exposed_instance_ports | string

    Port or port range to be exposed for external access to services running on LXD instances. You can specify a single port or a range, like '10000-11000'. NOTE - for security reasons, this config item defaults to an empty string, meaning no ports are exposed after a fresh deployment. To allow external access to services exposed by LXD instances, you must manually expose the LXD charm and update this config item. For example: $ juju expose lxd $ juju config lxd exposed_instance_ports=10000-11000

  • https_host | string

    The host/ip to bind the REST service. You can set all interfaces ("[::]") If empty, each node sets its private IP

  • https_port | int

    Default: 8443

    The port to bind the REST service. Default is 8443

  • images_compression_algorithm | string

    Default: none

    Compression algorithms to be used for images. The supported compression algorithms: bzip2, gzip, lzma, xz or none.

  • kernel_sysctl_pid_max | int

    Default: 4194304

    Sets the `kernel.pid_max` sysctl configuration option to the given value.

  • node_controller_snap_risk_level | string

    Default: stable

    Sets the snap risk level (https://snapcraft.io/docs/channels) to install the ams-node-controller snap from. The channel to use is encoded in the charm and maps to the charm channel (e.g. if charm is on 1.28 the snap will be installed from the 1.28 channel as well).

  • nvidia_driver_series | string

    Default: 570

    Series of the NVIDIA driver to install. Anbox Cloud requires a minimum NVIDIA driver version of 570 to operate.

  • storage_type | string

    Default: local

    Type of storage to use. Possible options are: local, ceph This option defines what type of storage LXD will use to create and manage containers and virtual machines. If set to 'local', LXD will utilize the local storage available on the node, such as ZFS or directory-based storage. If set to 'ceph', LXD will integrate with ceph. If ceph storage is selected, a relation to a ceph-client providing ceph storage must be established for the charm to function properly. The charm will create a new, Anbox Cloud specific, ceph pool named 'anbox-cloud-lxd' for storing the LXD instances. NOTE: After deployment, the storage type MUST NOT be changed. Changing this option after deployment will have no impact.

  • telegraf_socket_listener_port | int

    Default: 8095

    Port where telegraf will listen for metrics to be published, in case it is configured in the same machine as LXD. NOTE - Try to avoid port 8094, because it could be already bound to tcp listener, installed by default in loopback network interface by telegraf charm.

  • ua_source | string

    APT source to use instead of the automatic one generated from UA. Overrides UA source if both are set.

  • ua_source_key | string

    Key ID to import to the APT keyring in order to access the specified source archive. Required if ua_source is set.

  • ua_token | string

    Ubuntu Advantage token you have received with your license of Anbox Cloud

  • zfs_arc_size | int

    Default: 4

    Adaptive Replication Cache (ARC) size in GB for ZFS storage configured on the node.