Vagrant project for testing the following Atlassian products:
Copyright 2014-2015, Gianpaolo Macario.
- Vagrant - tested with version 1.6.3
- One virtualization solution - tested with VirtualBox 1.3.10
- One host OS supported by Vagrant - tested with MS Windows 7 64-bit
- At least 4 GB RAM
- About 2 GB free disk space where the VM will run
- A fast Internet connection
Choose which Vagrant provider you are going to use.
In case the --provider=docker is selected later on, download the private SSH key to login to the phusion baseimage-docker:
curl -o phusion.key \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/phusion/baseimage-docker/master/image/insecure_key
Create the base VM with the following command
$ vagrant up --provider=docker
If the Docker provider is not supported by your version of Vagrant you can omit the "--provider=docker" and use the default (Virtualbox) provider
$ vagrant up
When the VM is up and running, login to the guest OS
$ vagrant ssh
Logged into the guest VM (as user vagrant with the default Virtualbox provider or as root if "vagrant up --provider=docker" was used), you may install each Atlassian product independently.
$ cd /vagrant
Verify the parameters at the beginning of the script install-confluence.sh, then launch the installer script
$ ./install-confluence.sh
You may verify that Confluence is up and running by browsing the following URL from the guest OS: http://localhost:8090/
$ cd /vagrant
Verify the parameters at the beginning of the script install-jira.sh, then launch the installer script
$ ./install-jira.sh
You may verify that JIRA is up and running by browsing the following URL from the guest OS: http://localhost:8080/