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local:
    type: local
    name: local
    
    # this pass to login environment in juju-ui
    admin-secret: 772b9471131c6b5883475e3908156d32
    
    # The default location is $JUJU_HOME.
    # $JUJU_HOME defaults to ~/.juju
    root-dir: ~/.juju/local
    
    # Override the storage port if you have multiple local providers, or if the default port is used by another program. (all local providers are using different ports)
    storage-port: 8040
    
    # Override the shared storage port if you have multiple local providers, or if the default port is used by another program.
    shared-storage-port: 8041
    
    api-port: 17072
    state-port: 37018
    ssl-hostname-verification: true
    
    # Fast LXC creation; default is "true" for Trusty and above, and "false" for earlier Ubuntu releases.
    lxc-clone: true
    
    # If your LXC directory is on a btrfs filesystem, the clones use btrfs snapshots and are much faster to create and take up much less space.
    # also support for using aufs as a backing-store for the LXC clones
    lxc-clone-aufs: true
    
    # network-bridge holds the name of the LXC network bridge to use
    network-bridge: lxcbr0      # choose exist network

    # version (series) for charms
    default-series: trusty
    
    development: false
    image-metadata-url: ""
    tools-url: ""
    
manual:
    type: manual
    bootstrap-host: somehost.example.com
    bootstrap-user: joebloggs
    storage-auth-key: 

maas:
    type: maas
    maas-server: 'http://192.168.1.1/MAAS/'
    maas-oauth: '<add your OAuth credentials from MAAS here>'
    default-series: precise
    
# via api    
amazon:
	type: ec2
	admin-secret: 772b97c4c31c6b5883475e396d9a6d32
	# globally unique S3 bucket name
	control-bucket: juju-a29403f89d8223343d3cab01f1ca5a4d
	# override if your machine is on a different series than what you're deploying
	# default-series: precise
	# region defaults to us-east-1, override if required
	# region: us-east-1
	# Usually set via the env variable AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, but can be specified here
	# access-key: <secret>
	# Can be set via the env variable AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, or specified here
	# secret-key: <secret>