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This commit upgrades the development Vagrant vm to use CentOS 8. This also increases the size of the root disk as the CentOS 8 cloud image is only 10GB which is not sufficient for a Kayobe deployment. Change-Id: I614cf6e0a774229da30831e806e2ae125e5cf0fb
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.. _development-vagrant:
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Vagrant
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Kayobe provides a Vagrantfile that can be used to bring up a virtual machine
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for use as a development environment. The VM is based on the `centos/8
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<https://app.vagrantup.com/centos/boxes/8>`_ CentOS 8 image, and
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supports the following providers:
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* VirtualBox
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* VMWare Fusion
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The VM is configured with 4GB RAM and a 20GB HDD. It has a single private network in addition
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to the standard Vagrant NAT network.
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Preparation
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First, ensure that Vagrant is installed and correctly configured to use
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the required provider. Also install the following vagrant plugins::
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vagrant plugin install vagrant-reload vagrant-disksize
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If using the VirtualBox provider, install the following vagrant plugin::
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vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
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Note: if using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, you may be unable to install any plugins. To
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work around this install the upstream version from www.virtualbox.org.
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Usage
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Later sections in the development guide cover in more detail how to use the
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development VM in different configurations. These steps cover bringing up and
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accessing the VM.
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Clone the kayobe repository::
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git clone https://opendev.org/openstack/kayobe.git
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Change the current directory to the kayobe repository::
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cd kayobe
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Inspect kayobe's ``Vagrantfile``, noting the provisioning steps::
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less Vagrantfile
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Bring up a virtual machine::
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vagrant up
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Wait for the VM to boot, then SSH in::
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vagrant ssh
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