Juju is still too hard

[José Antonio Rey]

Hey Mike,

I am sorry that you are having a hard time with Juju.

As Tim said, it would be awesome if you could go a little bit more
in-depth about the issues that you are experiencing, so we can
understand what's going on and file bugs if necessary.

Also, I see that you are testing Juju on a local VM, could you please
also explain how are you doing this? I, personally, have deployed with
the local provider and LXC containers with no problem. It just may take
a while to download the images, but apart from that I haven't found any
problems.

If you need help in real time, you can also try going to #juju on
irc.freenode.net - there's people around most of the day (my nick is
jose there, you can find me too!)

Again, please let us know how can we improve the experience. Receiving
feedback is something that's always greatly appreciated.

On 09/21/2014 04:25 PM, Tim Penhey wrote:
> On 22/09/14 03:29, Michael Schwartz wrote:
>>
>> Guys,
>>
>> I hate to break this to you, but deploying and managing Juju is still
>> too hard and too unreliable.
>>
>> I hear this in the market, and my own experience confirms it. The two
>> times I tried, once on my local system, once on Azure, it didn't work.
>> My Juju t-shirt lists Azure first, so I wouldn't think this is too
>> obscure of a platform. And testing Juju out on a local VM is exactly
>> what many will try to do.
> 
> What problems are you encountering?  I know it is easy to say "it didn't
> work", but are you able to help us by saying in what way it didn't work?
> 
> Where are your expectations not being met?
> 
>> Until you address the usability issue, it doesn't matter how many charms
>> we make.
> 
> What are the key usability issues you see?  What isn't obvious?  What
> are the pain points you are hitting?
> 
> Cheers,
> Tim
> 

-- 
José Antonio Rey