This repository contains a cloud-config.yml file that can be used to launch
the AeroFS Private Cloud Appliance in one click on the hosting platform of your
choice. The only requirement is that CoreOS must be supported by your hosting
platform (CoreOS is supported by most public cloud hosting platforms, including
AWS, DigitalOcean and Azure).
When booting using cloud config, a web interface should become available on
http://<ip>. Installation progress can be monitored by visiting the web
interface.
This repository also contains an aerofs-docker.sh file that can be used to
launch the AeroFS Private Cloud Appliance on any x86_64 system that supports
Docker 1.7. It has been tested with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
When booting using the aerofs-docker.sh script, please note the script will
run in the foreground (but can be daemonized). Once the script completes the
Dockerized installation, it will print Running on http://0.0.0.0:80.
Now you just need to point your Web browser to your machine's IP address to begin
setting up your appliance.
The host machine should preferably be running only AeroFS and nothing else as AeroFS Private Cloud Appliance can be resource-intensive under heavy usages.
Please check out the list of ports used by the AeroFS Private Cloud Appliance. The host machine needs to reserve these ports for the AeroFS Private Cloud Appliance and ensure the firewall is allowing traffic to these ports.
For more information on how to launch the AeroFS Private Cloud appliance using cloud-init, please consult our support documentation. For support please contact us at support@aerofs.com.