Public bug reported:
With vanilla Ubuntu 12.04 (including precise-proposed) we often see
instances get into a 'highlander' state. They're in an 'error' state,
like so:
RESERVATION r-n1d0t747 c519923c921a404c96ebc8210a4ec67a
juju-canonistack2, juju-canonistack2-10
INSTANCE i-000000bb ami-000000bf server-187 server-187
error None (c519923c921a404c96ebc8210a4ec67a, alce) 0
m1.small 2012-07-02T02:12:56.000Z nova
monitoring-disabled instance-store
This is particularly problematic when combined with things like LP
#1092108. There doesn't seem to be any reasonable way to kill the
instances (ec2-terminate-instances as either the owner or an admin
user has no effect).
(I realise there's not a lot of detail here; I'm happy to any more
that's asked for, but the focus of the bug (from my POV) is the
unkillable nature of these instances, not how/that they're in an
error state.)
** Affects: nova (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: canonistack
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Title:
Instances can get into a 'highlander' state - no obvious way to kill
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