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Vagrant

Using the provided Vagrantfile

To bring up a vagrant VM with Cilium plus dependencies installed, run:

$ contrib/vagrant/start.sh

This will bring up a master node plus the configured number of additional worker nodes. The master node will run a consul agent with the slaves configured to point to it.

Options

The following environment variables can be set to customize the VMs brought up by vagrant:

  • NWORKERS=n: Number of child nodes you want to start with the master, default 0.
  • RELOAD=1: Issue a vagrant reload instead of vagrant up
  • NFS=1: Use NFS for vagrant shared directories instead of rsync
  • K8S=1: Build & install kubernetes on the nodes
  • IPV4=1: Run Cilium with IPv4 enabled
  • VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER={virtualbox | libvirt | ...}

If you want to start the VM with cilium enabled with IPv4, with kubernetes installed and plus a worker, run:

$ IPV4=1 K8S=1 NWORKERS=1 contrib/vagrant/start.sh

If you have any issue with the provided vagrant box noironetworks/net-next if your need a different box format, you may build the box yourself using packer:

$ cd contrib/packer-scripts/ubuntu-16.10/
$ make build-vbox [See Makefile for other targets]
$ vagrant box add --name noironetworks/net-next [...]

Manual installation

Alternatively you can import the vagrant box noironetworks/net-next directly and manually install Cilium:

$ vagrant init noironetworks/net-next
$ vagrant up
$ vagrant ssh [...]
$ cd go/src/github.com/cilium/cilium/
$ make
$ sudo make install
$ sudo cp contrib/upstart/* /etc/init/
$ sudo usermod -a -G cilium vagrant
$ sudo service cilium restart

(Re)building the box

To manually build the vagrant boxes using packer:

$ cd contrib/packer-scripts/ubuntu-16.10/
$ make build-vbox
$ make build-libvirt
$ make build-...