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Flynn Demo Environment

This repo contains a Vagrantfile that boots up Flynn layer 0 and then bootstraps Flynn layer 1.

You need to have VirtualBox, Vagrant, and XZ Utils installed.

Setup

Check out this repo, and boot up the VM using Vagrant:

git clone https://github.com/flynn/flynn
cd flynn/demo
vagrant up

If you see an error unpackaging the box, first make sure you are running Vagrant v1.6 or later. You may need to install xz (brew install xz or apt-get install xz-utils).

The final log line contains configuration details used to access Flynn via the command line tool. Download and install the CLI by running this command:

L=/usr/local/bin/flynn && curl -sL -A "`uname -sp`" https://cli.flynn.io/flynn.gz | zcat >$L && chmod +x $L

After installing the flynn command, paste the flynn cluster add command from the Vagrant provisioning log into your terminal.

If you run into a no such host error when running the command, verify that demo.localflynn.com resolves to 192.168.84.42 locally. If the domain does not resolve, your DNS server probably has rebinding protection on. A quick workaround is to add this line to your /etc/hosts file:

192.168.84.42 demo.localflynn.com example.demo.localflynn.com

See here for more info.

Usage

With the Flynn running and the flynn tool installed, the first thing you'll want to do is add your SSH key so that you can deploy applications:

flynn key add

After adding your ssh key, you can deploy a new application:

git clone https://github.com/flynn/nodejs-flynn-example
cd nodejs-flynn-example
flynn create example
git push flynn master

Scale

To access the application, add some web processes using the scale command:

flynn scale web=3

Visit the application in your browser or with curl:

curl http://example.demo.localflynn.com

Repeated requests should show that the requests are load balanced across the running processes.

Logs

flynn ps will show the running processes:

$ flynn ps
ID                                             TYPE
e4cffae4ce2b-8cb1212f582f498eaed467fede768d6f  web
e4cffae4ce2b-da9c86b1e9e743f2acd5793b151dcf99  web
e4cffae4ce2b-1b17dd7be8e44ca1a76259a7bca244e1  web

To get the log from a process, use flynn log:

$ flynn log e4cffae4ce2b-8cb1212f582f498eaed467fede768d6f
Listening on 55007

Run

An interactive one-off process may be spawned in a container:

flynn run bash