Wrapper to deploy Rancher using Docker Machine

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This has only been tested using Mac OS X El Captain and Ubuntu 14.04

Prerequisites:

• Docker Machine
• After cloning run

    git submodule init
    git submodule update

If you want to have autocompletion for flags have your ~/.profile:

    . ./dce-completion

Then create a symlink for ./dce-10-acre.sh to /usr/local/bin/dce

    ln -s ./dce-10-acre.sh /usr/local/bin/dce

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To deploy a cluster:

./dce-10-acre.sh -N <cluster-name> -s <number of nodes>

Currently all nodes will be deployed with boot2docker latest iso. The naming convention is: -master -slave-[1:N]

Get the master IP:

./dce-10-acre.sh -i

You can hit this IP over port 8080 to get to the UI

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dce-10-acre.sh Usage:

-M - Memory for master node default:2048
    $DCE_MASTER_MEM

-m - Memory for slave nodes default:1024
    Needs to be im MB ex: -m 1024
    $DCE_SLAVE_MEM

-C Number of cores to use for the master node (If drive supports this.)
    Needs to be a number ex: -C 2048
    $DCE_MASTER_CORES

-c Number of cores to use for the slave nodes (If drive supports this.)
    Needs to be a number ex: -c 2
    $DCE_SLAVE_CORES

-v | --cattle-version Specify cattle version in format {githubUser}/{branch/tag/commitSha}
    ex:
        dce-10-acre.sh -v rancher/v0.106.0
        dce-10-acre.sh -v rancher/56744ac585f5e0aa39ef7568a08049d305cdea05
        dce-10-acre.sh -v rancher/master

-p | --python-agent-version Similar to -v but for Python agent version.
    ex:
        dce-10-acre.sh -p rancher/v0.59.0
        dce-10-acre.sh -p rancher/304646088882dee48f34b330a0182bfe96cec4fd
        dce-10-acre.sh -p rancher/master

-H Similar to -v but for Host api version.

-u Similar to -v but for Ui version.

-n Similar to -v but for Node agent version.

-b Similar to -v but for build tools version.

-N Name of the cluster
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -N rancher-test-cluster
    Master has -master appended and Nodes/slaves have -slave appended.
    Default cluster name is grabbed from whoami
    $DCE_CLUSTER_NAME

-h / --help Show this help dialogue.
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -h

-V Verbose output. This will display extra text to tell user what is going on while running.
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -V
    Use flag twice to output messages using random colors per line. And set -x
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -VV or -V {some other flags} -V

-f Run with no confirm using all defaults.
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -f

-q Run quietly. Meaning set +o
    Still not fully implemented.

-d | --delete Delete the cluster if it already exists.
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -d
    $DCE_DELETE_CLUSTER
-D | --delete-only Delete the cluster if it already exists. Then exit. (Preempts other flags.)
    When used no other commands will occur. Cluster will just be deleted.
    ex:
        dce-10-acre.sh -D
        dce-10-acre.sh --delete-only
    $DCE_DELETE_ONLY

-i Get the master ip of the cluster. Can use with -N if you have multiple clusters.
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -i
    Might print out 192.168.99.100

--digitalocean ${DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN}  Launch vms using Digital Ocean.
    This flag cannot be used with -C -c -M or -M.

--do Create cluster using Digital Ocean. Assumes ${DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN} is set in environment.
        This flag cannot be used with -C -c -M or -M.

-T | --validation-tests Run the validation tests.
    This will use buildmaster to run the validation tests on the cluster in a container on the master.
--validation-tests-only Run the validation tests on an existing cluster. (Can combine with -N)
    ex: dce-10-acre.sh -N cluster-3 --validation-tests-only

Example usage:

All defaults: virtual box with 1 master 4 cores 2048 mb ram 1 slaves 2 cores 1024 mb
ram master for all components from rancher.
    dce-10-acre.sh -f
    or
    dce-10-acre.sh -C 4 -M 2048 -c 2 -m 1024 -s 1
    or
    dce-10-acre.sh --digitalocean 262415404adaf7be5e5019680014e85e7e70f47d5bceee39668d4130a69a6b74

Contact

For bugs, questions, comments, corrections, suggestions, etc., open an issue in hibooboo2/docker-machine-ranch.

Or just click here to create a new issue.

License

Copyright (c) 2014-2015 [email protected]

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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