boot2dcos: The fastest way to boot your DC/OS cluster from scratch.

Running boot2dcos

To run boot2dcos, simply clone this repository and follow these steps:

1. customize your config.yaml file using the DC/OS Configuration reference

2. Get CoreOS images (coreos_production_pxe.vmlinuz, coreos_production_pxe_image.cpio.gz)

3. Create a .env file or set the following environment variables:

   BOOT2DCOS_HOST: The ip of your docker host
   BOOT2DCOS_HOME: Path to boot2dcos (your local clone of this repo)
   BOOT2DCOS_BAREMETAL_IMAGES: When using baremetal module, this is the full path to the CoreOS images
   BOOT2DCOS_GATEWAY: An optional gateway IP Address when not using the proxy module

4. Launch the compose script

   docker-compose -f <module1.yml> -f <module2.yml> -f .....

The module list:

• core.yml: The core module and base components

• baremetal.yml : The baremetal module to boot physical machines using iPXE

• proxy.yml : A simple squid proxy

In most cases you will just have to launch boot2dcos with :

docker-compose -f core.yml -f baremetal.yml -f proxy.yml up

Authors

boot2dcos was written by Jauffrey Flach and Benjamin Vouillaume.

Copyright

Copyright © 2017 The boot2dcos Project.

For the full text of the license, see the LICENSE file.