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Anbox Cloud Core

Anbox Charmers Publisher | bundle

Platform:

Ubuntu
Channel Revision Published
latest/stable 18 12 Jul 2022
latest/edge 11 11 May 2022
1.29/stable 994 15 Apr 2026
1.29/candidate 993 13 Apr 2026
1.29/beta 992 09 Apr 2026
1.29/edge 990 09 Apr 2026
1.30/beta 970 09 Mar 2026
1.30/edge 1007 23 Apr 2026
1.28/stable 915 21 Jan 2026
1.28/candidate 914 19 Jan 2026
1.28/beta 913 14 Jan 2026
1.28/edge 911 14 Jan 2026
1.27/stable 870 15 Oct 2025
1.27/candidate 869 09 Oct 2025
1.27/beta 866 09 Oct 2025
1.27/edge 864 08 Oct 2025
1.26/stable 819 16 Jul 2025
1.26/candidate 812 11 Jul 2025
1.26/beta 798 02 Jul 2025
1.26/edge 796 01 Jul 2025
1.25/stable 739 16 Apr 2025
1.25/candidate 734 10 Apr 2025
1.25/beta 759 07 May 2025
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 1.29/stable

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  • certificate-extra-sans | string

    Config options to add extra-sans to the ones used when requesting server certificates. The extra-sans are specified by comma-separated names to be added when requesting signed certificates. Use "{unit}" as a placeholder to be filled with the unit number, e.g. "worker-{unit}" will be translated as "worker-0" for unit 0 and "worker-1" for unit 1 when requesting the certificate.

  • client-certificate-domain | string

    Config option to specify a domain to be added to the common names in certificate signing requests for client certificates. Example: "mydomain.com". This must match the allowed domains from the TLS provider. In the case of Vault, this should be set to one of the domains configured in "pki_allowed_domains".

  • election-timeout | int

    Default: 1000

    How long, in milliseconds, a follower node will go without hearing a heartbeat before attempting to become leader itself. The value should be at least 10x the value of <heartbeat-interval>, and must not exceed 50000.

  • heartbeat-interval | int

    Default: 100

    The frequency, in milliseconds, with which the leader will notify followers that it is still the leader. For best practices, the parameter should be set around round-trip time between members. The value must be between 10 and 5000 at most.

  • pause-after-unit-refresh | string

    Default: first

    Wait for manual confirmation to resume refresh after these units refresh Allowed values: "all", "first", "none"

  • peer-certificate-domain | string

    Config option to specify a domain to be added to the common names in certificate signing requests for peer server certificates. Example: "mydomain.com". This must match the allowed domains from the TLS provider. In the case of Vault, this should be set to one of the domains configured in "pki_allowed_domains".

  • quota-backend-bytes | string

    Default: auto

    Sets the backend database size limit in bytes for each etcd member. When this limit is exceeded, the cluster raises a NOSPACE alarm and enters a read-only mode, rejecting all write requests. This value should be sized according to the cluster's workload and available RAM. The value needs to be `auto` or an integer representing the size in bytes. If value is set to 'auto' the formula used is min(100GiB, 0.9*memory, 0.9*data_storage_size) The community-recommended maximum is 8 GiB. A minimum of 100MiB is enforced. WARNING: The LXD 'dir' storage driver exposes the host's total disk space to containers, which can cause inaccurate quota calculations.

  • system-users | secret

    Configure the internal system user and it's password. The password will be auto-generated if this option is not set. It is for internal use only and SHOULD NOT be used by applications. This needs to be a Juju Secret URI pointing to a secret that contains the following content: `root: <password>`.

  • tls-client-private-key | secret

    A Juju secret URI of a secret containing the private key for client-to-server TLS certificates.

  • tls-peer-private-key | secret

    A Juju secret URI of a secret containing the private key for peer-to-peer TLS certificates.