Yeha, so on ec2, the provider's ' get_machines' uses 'group_name' to limit its search, and ignores instances not in the specific provisioning agent's group. In maas, it does not limit the result in any way, and just returns all ALLOCATED machines.
This is likely/possibly because maas provides no way to store a bit of information like 'group_name' that can later be checked.
Yeha, so on ec2, the provider's ' get_machines' uses 'group_name' to limit its search, and ignores instances not in the specific provisioning agent's group. In maas, it does not limit the result in any way, and just returns all ALLOCATED machines.
This is likely/possibly because maas provides no way to store a bit of information like 'group_name' that can later be checked.