The included Vagrantfile and configuration files are provided to support a
docker-based workflow on top of CoreOS and
Vagrant, in which nupic may be built in an
isolated, and replicable Linux environment. CoreOS, the guest OS in the
virtual machine (VM) in this example, is a minimal linux distribution that
works particularly well with Docker, a platform for
automating and running isolated linux containers. Vagrant provides a
high-level interface for provisioning and launching VMs
Before you begin, install Vagrant from
https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html, checkout this repository from
https://github.com/numenta/nupic, and cd into
vagrant-coreos-docker.
Bring up vm with vagrant and log in:
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
Once logged in, cd into ~/nupic and build the docker container:
cd nupic
docker build -t nupic:`git rev-parse HEAD` .
In the end you will see something like:
Step 23 : WORKDIR /home/docker
---> Running in 4bf37dbaeb13
---> <container id>
Removing intermediate container 4bf37dbaeb13
Successfully built <container id>
Then, launch the docker container, replacing the id with your own:
docker run -t -i nupic:`git rev-parse HEAD` /bin/bash
Then, cd into /usr/local/src/nupic and run tests:
cd /usr/local/src/nupic
bin/py_region_test
scripts/run_nupic_tests -u --coverage