#dev-environment Bootstrap a remote development environment using SaltStack and Fabric.

##Prerequisites You need to install Fabric to be able to run the bootstrap.sh script. I recommend run the following command inside a virutalenv:

pip install Fabric

##Configuration By default it will create a new user zhe in the provisioned machine. You can fork the project and change the user settings in file salt/roots/pillar/users.sls

You need to add your public key to salt/roots/salt/keys folder and name it to key.pub.

##Create a dev environment inside a virtualbox We can use Vagrant to create a new virtualbox instance and then bootstrap it using Fabric command. Make sure you have Vagrant installed. Then simply run:

vagrant up

to get a new virtualbox instance. It will also append id_ras.key file inside your ~/.ssh folder to authorized_keys file in the in virtualbox instance.

After that bootstrap your new environment with this command:

./bootstrap.sh 127.0.0.1:[mapped ssh port] vagrant

##Use on a remote host

./bootstrap.sh [remote ip] root

##What's in it? ###tmux With solarized theme and binding keys.

• ctrl+b, s split window vertically
• ctrl+b, v split window horizontally

###vim With airline, ctrlp and some other goodies.

##TODO

• Upgrade tmux to 2.0 automatically
• Install zshell
• Add instructions to setup putty with correct colors
• Setup YouCompleteMe automatically