Anbox Cloud Core

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latest/stable 18 12 Jul 2022
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1.29/stable 949 18 Feb 2026
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1.29/beta 945 17 Feb 2026
1.29/edge 956 23 Feb 2026
1.30/beta 942 16 Feb 2026
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1.28/stable 915 21 Jan 2026
1.28/candidate 914 19 Jan 2026
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1.28/edge 911 14 Jan 2026
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1.22/stable 242 15 May 2024
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1.22/edge 240 11 May 2024
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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
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 1.29/stable
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Ubuntu

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  • ca-common-name | string

    Default: self-signed-certificates-operator

    Common name to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • ca-country-name | string

    Country name to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • ca-email-address | string

    Email address to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • ca-locality-name | string

    Locality name to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • ca-organization | string

    Organization name to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • ca-organizational-unit | string

    Organizational unit to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • ca-state-or-province-name | string

    State or province name to be used by the Certificate Authority. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • certificate-limit | int

    Default: 99

    Maximum number of certificates that can be issued to a single requirer. Use -1 for allowing an unlimited number of certificates.

  • certificate-validity | string

    Default: 90d

    Signed certificate validity. The given value must be followed by one of: "m" for minutes, "h" for hours, "d" for days and "w" for weeks. For example, "1m" for 1 minute, "10w" for 10 weeks. If no units are given, the unit will be assumed as days. Defaults to 90 days. This value should be equal to or shorter than half the root-ca-validity. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.

  • root-ca-validity | string

    Default: 365d

    RootCA certificate validity. The given value must be followed by one of: "m" for minutes, "h" for hours, "d" for days and "w" for weeks. For example, "1m" for 1 minute, "10w" for 10 weeks. If no units are given, the unit will be assumed as days. Defaults to 365 days. This value should be equal to or longer than twice the certificate-validity. Changing this value will trigger generation of a new CA certificate, revoking all previously issued certificates.