This BOSH release is broken in a number of ways. Its purpose is to provide an exercise for people new to BOSH to become familiar with how BOSH releases work, through finding errors, fixing them, and deploying dev releases, until the application is fully functional. Keep in mind, after the Contributing section, the documentation in this README may, itself, be intentionally accurate and misleading -- documentation is a part of a BOSH release, after all.
To get started with this, follow the usage instructions to generate a manifest and start deploying this bosh release. Keep iterating through any errors encountered until it deploys. That's not the end of it though! You will be finally done when you can visit the deployed proxy VM IP in the browser, and receive the respone "You win!".
Since this FUBAR BOSH release is designed to be broken, please DO NOT submit pull requests / issues for bugs you find. Please do not upload any new blobs to the blobstore. Such contributions will be summarily closed.
The only contributions that will be accepted are those that improve the broken-ness of this release, with an eye towards teaching and instruction. Clarifying failures, new problems for new BOSH features, etc., are all acceptable.
Normally, you would run the following commands to compile a development build of this release, and upload it to your BOSH director:
bosh create-release --force --timestamp-version
bosh upload-release
This step will need to be re-run after every change you make locally, to get a new version of the compiled release available for deployment.
Next, you would deploy:
bosh deploy -d fubar manifests/fubar.yml
INSTEAD, we've got a handy script for you to run:
./try-again
This prefixes the name of the release / deployment with your
username. For example, if sam runs it, the release will be named
sam-fubar, and the deployment will be sam-fubar.
Once you've fixed all the bugs, you should be able to visit the IP of the deployed proxy VM in your web browser, and you'll see "You win!".