Anbox Cloud Core

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1.26/stable 774 11 Jun 2025
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1.26/edge 796 01 Jul 2025
1.27/beta 809 10 Jul 2025
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1.25/edge 753 29 Apr 2025
1.24/stable 583 11 Dec 2024
1.24/candidate 566 06 Dec 2024
1.24/beta 565 06 Dec 2024
1.24/edge 584 11 Dec 2024
1.23/stable 451 16 Oct 2024
1.23/candidate 443 12 Oct 2024
1.23/beta 439 11 Oct 2024
1.23/edge 469 23 Oct 2024
1.22/stable 242 15 May 2024
1.22/candidate 241 11 May 2024
1.22/edge 240 11 May 2024
1.21/stable 189 14 Feb 2024
1.21/candidate 185 09 Feb 2024
1.21/edge 176 03 Jan 2024
1.20/stable 164 13 Dec 2023
1.20/candidate 160 06 Dec 2023
1.20/edge 137 03 Nov 2023
1.19/stable 134 11 Oct 2023
1.19/candidate 133 04 Oct 2023
1.19/edge 148 15 Nov 2023
1.18/stable 95 12 Jul 2023
1.18/candidate 94 10 Jul 2023
1.18/edge 81 10 May 2023
1.17/stable 76 17 Apr 2023
1.17/candidate 75 17 Apr 2023
1.17/edge 69 10 Feb 2023
1.16/stable 62 12 Jan 2023
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 1.26/stable
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Platform:

Ubuntu

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  • channel | string

    Default: 5.21/stable

    The 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.

  • 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.

  • 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