bosh-lite_cf-deployment

Summary

This is a script that deploys a bosh-lite instance onto Vbox. Once that's setup, it will deploy a Cloud Foundry deployment that uses cf-deployment. Finally it will run the smoke tests, then log you into the cf cli

It requires the following:

• BOSH v2 cli
• cf cli
• vbox
• xcode (if you are installing from OSX)

You will also need to modify routes on line 54 in cf_deployment_warden (iproute2 is used) for the cf login to work:

$ sudo route add -net 10.244.0.0/16     192.168.56.6 # Mac OS X
$ sudo ip route add   10.244.0.0/16 via 192.168.56.6 # Linux (using iproute2 suite)
$ sudo route add -net 10.244.0.0/16 gw  192.168.56.6 # Linux (using DEPRECATED route command)
$ route add           10.244.0.0/16     192.168.56.6 # Windows

NOTE: ip route is not permanently added, it need to be added before start vbox after a computer is shut down.

It's been tested under Manjaro Linux, but should work other places as well.

Usage

To deploy a Bosh Lite Director and then install Cloud Foundry on it:

./cf_deployment_warden

To source the environment so bosh and cf cli works use:

source set_env.sh

The files in the environment directory do the following: bosh_env.sh Setup the bosh and deployment directories bosh_login.sh Log into the bosh director once it's been deployed cf_env.sh Log into the Cloud Foundry foundation as the administrator user.

Notes

Takes about 2 hours to deploy on my 2017 Macbook Pro. (@MarcPaquette)

VBox attach disk fix

To have access, again, to cf in vbox use option "SavedState" when you "Close" VM. Before runnig VM again, change this:

cd /path/to/vbox/vm/vm-saved/vm-saved.vox
vim vm-saved.vom

Change the hotpluggable for port 2, from false to true

<AttachedDevice type="HardDisk" hotpluggable="false" port="2" device="0">

to

<AttachedDevice type="HardDisk" hotpluggable="true" port="2" device="0">

Save and exit. Start VM.