NTP charms survey
This survey is designed to find out how many people are using the NTP charms and for what purpose. I'd like to know how important the NTP charms are in our ecosystem, and how useful it would be for them to be more self-configuring, based on the constraints of the environment.
- Paul Gear, Canonical IS Team
Have you ever thought about the NTP charms before this survey?
Which charm(s) do you use?
What are your main reasons for using the charm(s)?
On how many units, and of which type, have you deployed them?
e.g. 50 x bare metal servers, 500 x KVM VMs, etc.
Your answer
How are the charms configured?
If you are able to do so, please paste the output of "juju get ntp" and "juju get ntpmaster" from representative environments. Feel free to use https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/ and just include the URI here, if you prefer.
Your answer
What maximum time offset are you aiming for?
If you run other NTP servers, what stratum are they?
If you run other NTP servers, what time sources do they use?
If you run other NTP servers, on which platform do you run them?
e.g. x86 server with Ubuntu server, dedicated appliance from vendor X, BeagleBone/Raspberry PI with Ubuntu/Raspbian, etc.
Your answer
Does your Juju environment allow NTP network access (UDP port 123) to:
Have you used the Nagios check(s) provided with the ntp charm?
What bugs have you encountered?
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What features do you think are missing?
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Do you understand ntpd and the ntp charms sufficiently well to configure them for your needs?
Are there any other comments you'd like to make, or questions you think should have been asked?
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If you'd like to know more about what happens next, please provide your email address.
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