Quickly get up and running with MAAS. Maybe you are a developer wanting to test latest MAAS bits or you are presenting MAAS to a potential client? This should get you to the point where you just import boot images and attach nodes.
In the pipeline:
- Checkout personal bazaar repos and build MAAS from source to see your latest code changes.
- Quickly build MAAS from source and run unittests within a container.
- Add nodes from kvm, virtualbox, and other virtualization images.
- Needs ansible installed
- Use the default vagrant box show in the install instructions or build your own lxc enabled vagrant box.
% git clone git://github.com:battlemidget/vagrant-maas.git
% cd vagrant-maas
% vagrant plugin install vagrant-lxc
% vagrant box add precise64 http://bit.ly/vagrant-lxc-precise64-2013-09-28
% vagrant up --provider=lxc --provision-with ansible
The previous installer step should've run ansible after image was loaded. If not just run the below command
% vagrant provision
Whatever your IP is assigned to the vagrant image vagrant ssh && ip addr show eth0 scope global "inet" is the ip you'll use to access the MAAS web ui
http://vagrant.ip/MAAS
Default login and password: admin pass
