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Ability to spawn a configured Google Cloud VM instance inside VPN #31

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itudoben opened this issue Feb 8, 2019 · 2 comments
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@itudoben
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itudoben commented Feb 8, 2019

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To work on our servers for data dump for instance it's always cumbersome to SSh, setup port forwarding, proper keys, etc to run a gradle script for instance.
It would be helpful and it would save some time to be able to spawn a properly configured VM instance that could be used to run tests on our servers inside VPN.

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  • Being able to spawn a Google Cloud Platform VM instance inside our vpn configured with java, gradle, nodejs, git, jq and the proper keys to access other server would be great.
  • Could specify the # of processors, memory, disk space

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  • From es-controller there are scripts to spawn a Siren cluster, therefore a script to spawn an executor vm seems the way to go.

Let us know what you think.

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OK, this is at least partly addressed by #27, but in addition to that we will need an option to spin up a node that runs arbitrary code, rather than just an ES cluster.

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