Juju using private ip to network machines

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you need to examine the subnets/spaces …

• in AWS I setup a subnet with public ips available…
• next in Juju after you connect to that VPC … examine the subnets available and assign them to Juju “spaces”
• and then in my bundles I call for those spaces

How to create and use spaces on AWS

Introduction This mini-tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps for defining private subnets on AWS, associating them with a juju space and finally, deploying a charm on a machine that is assigned an IP address from the space you just created. Before we begin, you first need to bootstrap a controller on AWS. You can do this by running: juju bootstrap aws test --credential $your_aws_credential_name Creating a new private subnet on your AWS VPC To create the new subnet we need to do …

I am at the day job but can come back with more… meantime these are the docs I used to get it going.