Openstack Yoga error when deploying ceph-osd

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I’m trying to deploy Openstack Yoga with MAAS and Juju using the Openstack Charms documentation for Yoga. I have 4 new HPE DL360 Gen10 servers commissioned and “Ready” in MAAS, and I’ve completed the steps up to deploying ceph-osd. When I run the juju command to do that:

$ juju deploy -n 4 --series jammy --channel quincy/stable --config ceph-osd.yaml --constraints tags=compute ceph-osd Located charm “ceph-osd” in charm-hub, revision 534 Deploying “ceph-osd” from charm-hub charm “ceph-osd”, revision 534 in channel quincy/stable on jammy

it fails almost immediately on all four machines, and ‘juju status’ lists each of them like this:

1 down pending jammy unexpected: ServerError: 400 Bad Request ({“hwe_kernel”: [“jammy has no kernels available.”]})

Any ideas on how I can get past this?

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Well, it seems I’ve answered my own question. I was poking around in MAAS and looked at the Configuration options for one of the nodes. Under ‘Machine Configuration’, I set ‘Minimum kernel’ to ‘Jammy (ga-22.04-lowlatency)’, which was the only option on that list that contained ‘Jammy’. I set this same option for all four nodes, then removed and redeployed ceph-osd, and now all is well.

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Glad you answered your own question. I’ll start with 6 machines next week, just like you @rainwadj. I hope I can solve this problem in the same way, in case it happens to me too. My big question at the moment about MAAS is how will I create external SSL access from my private cloud, so that users can access our apps, in the same way as in the public cloud. Good luck

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I’m not far enough to think about SSL yet. I’m also wondering how I’ll integrate Openstack with our local Active Directory for authentication.

Good luck to you, too.

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