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Dev environment
For dev and testing purpose, a vagrant environment is provided.
For now, the only vagrant provider supported is libvirt and only usable on Linux machines.
Initialize environment
To setup the initial environment:
vagrant init-warewulf
This command creates three VM nodes:
- wwctl
- wwnode1
- wwnode2
On wwctl node, the latest stable warewulf release available will be installed and
automatically adds wwnode1/wwnode2 respectively as n1 and n2 in warewulf.
Once initialized, you can use vagrant up and vagrant halt to start/stop VM's as usual.
Cleanup environment
To cleanup the environment:
vagrant cleanup-warewulf
This command stops VM nodes and deletes them
Power control
wwnode1 and wwnode2 can be started/stopped from wwctl node via commands:
wwctl power on n1
wwctl power on n2
wwctl power off n1
wwctl power off n2
Alpine boot test
For a quick test/demo, an alpine boot script is provided, you can run it with:
vagrant ssh wwctl -c "sudo ./alpine-boot.sh"