Hi, I'm trying to set up a host to run containers and not sure how to go about achieving the equivalent of lxd init from ansible/in an unattended fashion.
I can create the bridge before hand, no prob, and I have zfs with a tank0/lxd dataset ready for it, which I can set up with lxc storage create default zfs source=tank0/lxd and that seems to create the relevant dirs just like lxd init does. lxc network already shows my pre-created bridge, so nothing needed there it seems. another thing lxd init seems to do is setting up the default profile, which can I do with: lxc profile device add default root disk path=/ pool=tank0/lxd (I don't need the net part, but could do that the same way) after this however I'm still left with a broken installation. Trying to start a container results in an error: lxc launch local:xenial c1 Creating c1 error: not found I tried --show-log and lxd monitor, but I don't see anything obvious. However doing an ls shows that contrary to usual when I use lxd init none of the stuff under /var/lib/lxd/ is bind mounted to the various datasets the above storage command created: tank0/lxd 480K 1.32T 96K /tank0/lxd tank0/lxd/containers 96K 1.32T 96K none tank0/lxd/custom 96K 1.32T 96K none tank0/lxd/deleted 96K 1.32T 96K none tank0/lxd/images 96K 1.32T 96K none any input? thanks, Spike
_______________________________________________ lxc-users mailing list lxc-users@lists.linuxcontainers.org http://lists.linuxcontainers.org/listinfo/lxc-users
