I have two suggestions:
a) do a node deployment without juju, just maas.
b) do a juju node deployment
For (a), all you have to do is import a public ssh key into your MAAS user and then select a node and hit "deploy". It should install ubuntu on the node and you should be able to ssh in using that key and as the ubuntu user.
I have two suggestions:
a) do a node deployment without juju, just maas.
b) do a juju node deployment
For (a), all you have to do is import a public ssh key into your MAAS user and then select a node and hit "deploy". It should install ubuntu on the node and you should be able to ssh in using that key and as the ubuntu user.
If (a) worked, then you can try (b). To do that, configure juju to use MAAS as a provider following the instructions here: https:/ /jujucharms. com/docs/ stable/ config- maas
Then do a juju bootstrap. This is what the autopilot does.