vulturm/Vagrant-CD

CI_Environment using CentOS 6.7:

Install a JenkinsMaster on VM with maven,gradel and all plugins needed
Install a JenkinsSlave on VM with swarm plugin
Install a toolsVM where is installed: Gitlab server , Nexus Sonatype server and Sonar Qube server

Chef_Environment using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS/CentOS 6.7

Install Chef Server 12 open source with GUI and chefDK on a Ubuntu 14.04 LTS/CentOS
Setup 2 nodes for aplication - nodeApp1/nodeApp2

Docker/Shadow

Not started.

System Requrements

This training requires the below hardware:

CPU - 1.7 GHz ( Core i5 higher or equivalent ) 64-bit
Memory - minimum 8GB of RAM
HDD - minimum 50 GB of disk space (prefered SSD)
Network card

Software Requrements

OS: Windows/MAC/Linux (prefered Windows)
Rights to perform admin/sudo commands
VirtuaBox at least 5.0 or higher - https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Vagrant 1.8 or higher - http://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html
NetBeans IDE (or any other that has ruby support) or notepad++ https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.8.8.html
Cygwin (if using windows) - https://cygwin.com/install.html
JDK 8 ( please setup environment variable JAVE_HOME to point to correct location)
git-bash client (if using windows) - https://git-scm.com/downloads
mRemoteNG tool or putty (as you wish , we recommand mRemoteNG and provide configuration for it - )

How to check software

Vagrant installation could be check by starting the bash command window and type:
```
vagrant --version
```
should return the version , if this is not the case please check if it is installed correctly.
JDK 8 - check if this command is returning the path of JAVA_HOME:
```
echo %JAVA_HOME%
```
git-bash - open the window and type:
```
git --version
```
it should return the version installed of git client.

How to proceed with starting the projects

Open the git-bash window and type the commands below:


	cd C:///  example: cd C:/Users/Admin/vagrant-project/ 
	git clone https://github.com/vladturbuleasa/POC.git
	cd POC
	ls -lt

you will see a structure of directories like below:


drwxr-xr-x 1 vturbuleasa 1049089    0 Feb 16 17:19 Chef_Environment/
drwxr-xr-x 1 vturbuleasa 1049089    0 Feb 16 17:19 CI_Environment/

We will start with the CI_Environment , use the below steps to start the CI environment:


	cd CI_Environment
	vagrant up

for stopping the environment just:


	vagrant halt

for removing the environment (just if it is requested)


	vagrant destroy

To start the Chef Environment , please cd into the Chef_Environment folder and use the below steps:


	cd Chef_Environment
	vagrant up

for stopping the environment just:


	vagrant halt

for removing the environment (just if it is requested)


	vagrant destroy

(!!!) NOTE : the CI_Environment would need up to 4 GB of your RAM memory and as well the Chef_Environment will need the same amount, Please don't start both environments at the same time. (!!!) NOTE: after installation of all things , you will need to setup : "ssl_verify_mode :verify_none" in the client.rb and knife.rb, as well don't forget to copy the devops-validator.pem (organization) and vagrant.pem (user) to /etc/chef in chef server.

How to get some of the cookbooks on the WorkStation

NOTE

Keep in mind that the Chef WorkStation is setup on the Chef Server VM in order to reduce resources

Steps

Please iave the entire folder .chef from /home/vagrant/chef-repo/.chef under /home/vagrant
Remove the chef-repo folder

Under the folder /home/vagrant type this command:

git clone https://github.com/vladturbuleasa/chef-repo.git

after the recipes are in place , copy back the .chef folder using the below command:
```
  <pre><code>cp /home/vagrant/.chef /home/vagrant/chef-repo/.chef</code></pre>
```

NOTE - Please run all commands like knife cookbooks upload --all from /home/vagrant/chef-repo

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