Setup a simple and powerful Hashistack locally to play around with.
To setup, run ./setup.sh and wait for your stack to initialize.
When you are finished, run ./destroy.sh and we will clean up the entire stack.
If you don't have any of the tools downloaded locally this script will download
and store them locally in the .cache directory.
This script requires root as some features within the products do not work without root, primarily Consul connect.
I wrote this up because I got tired of spinning up the hashistack across multiple terminals when doing Waypoint development.
This repo spins up Consul, Vault, and Nomad in development mode and starts them with sensible configurations so they all can communicate with each other out of the box. Services deployed within Nomad automatically register within Consul. Nomad has the root token of Vault configured so that we can automatically pull secrets out of Vault.
Obviously this should not be used in a production setting. Please do not use in production. Take inspiration from playing around in a relatively safe and quickly iterative environment to test out things you want to try but never could in a real production environment.
- [ ] Proper Consul Connect support
- [ ] Consul DNS within Nomad
- [ ] Proper ACLs if desired
- [ ] Maybe Add Terraform
This is a maybe because this was intended to aid me in Waypoint development with the rest of the Hashistack. Terraform, while it falls into the Hashistack, usually happens in a step preceding Waypoint and thus isn't a priority right now.