I can reproduce this again with this charm: https://github.com/erik78se/juju-operators-examples/tree/main/storage-filesystem
So, basically I think that the storage with aws must be broken.
I can only attach back storage to the same unit after detaching it.
Steps to reproduce:
* Build the charm "storage-filesystem"
# Deploy the charm * juju deploy storage-filesystem
# Add storage to it * juju add-storage storage-filesystem/0 logdata=ebs,1,200M
# Detach it * juju detach-storage logdata/0
# Add a second unit * juju add-unit storage-filesystem.
# Try attach the storage to the new unit * juju attach-storage storage-filesystem/1 logdata/0
Expected: It would attach the storage to the second unit.
Outcome: It does not attach the storage.
Note: It can be "re-attached" to the first unit.
# re-attach * juju attach-storage storage-filesystem/0 logdata/0
I can reproduce this again with this charm: https:/ /github. com/erik78se/ juju-operators- examples/ tree/main/ storage- filesystem
So, basically I think that the storage with aws must be broken.
I can only attach back storage to the same unit after detaching it.
Steps to reproduce:
* Build the charm "storage- filesystem"
# Deploy the charm
* juju deploy storage-filesystem
# Add storage to it filesystem/ 0 logdata=ebs,1,200M
* juju add-storage storage-
# Detach it
* juju detach-storage logdata/0
# Add a second unit
* juju add-unit storage-filesystem.
# Try attach the storage to the new unit filesystem/ 1 logdata/0
* juju attach-storage storage-
Expected: It would attach the storage to the second unit.
Outcome: It does not attach the storage.
Note: It can be "re-attached" to the first unit.
# re-attach filesystem/ 0 logdata/0
* juju attach-storage storage-