Using juju-core with canonistack with sshuttle

[Clint Byrum]

What's canonistack?? ;)

Excerpts from John Arbash Meinel's message of 2013-03-07 07:54:34 -0800:
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> I have canonistack working with ssh tunneling, without having to do it
> directly in juju. I'm hoping that our longer term solution will be a
> bit cleaner, but we at least have a solution for now.
> 
> 1) Install 'sshuttle'
> 
>   sudo apt-get install sshuttle
> 
> 2) Bootstrap your juju environment
> 
>   juju bootstrap -v
> 
>    Using -v will report the instance id that juju is spawning for the
>    bootstrap node.
> 
> 3) Your .ssh/config should include the Chinstrap proxying:
>   Host 10.55.60.* 10.55.61.* 10.55.63.*
>     User ubuntu
>     ProxyCommand ssh chinstrap.canonical.com nc -q0 %h %p
> 
> 4) Use nova list to determine the IP address of the machine juju just
>    started. This may take a while for the machine to start
> +--------------------------------------+--------------------------+--------+--------------------------+
> | ID                                   | Name                     |
> Status | Networks                 |
> +--------------------------------------+--------------------------+--------+--------------------------+
> | 2f010834-79ff-4cd5-94c4-f91db26ce6fe | juju-openstack-machine-0 |
> ACTIVE | canonistack=10.55.60.91  |
> +--------------------------------------+--------------------------+--------+--------------------------+
> 
> eg 10.55.60.91
> 
> 5) Tell 'sshuttle' to VPN all traffic to Canonistack (run in another
>    terminal)
>   sshuttle -vr $IP_ADDR 10.55.60.0/16
> 
> 6) You should now be able to run:
>   juju status -v
> 
> And have juju connect to mongo running on your canonistack instance,
> and all further 'juju deploy' etc commands should work.
> 
> John
> =:->
> 
> Note: There are still a couple of bugs in the 1.9.9 release wrt
> openstack support. So some charms won't deploy properly, etc. The ones
> we know about should be addressed in the 1.9.10 release this Friday.
>