This is a tech demo of using the Factorish framework to install a CoreOS cluster running StackEngine which automatically clusters itself using [Registrator]. Also included is Cadvisor for metrics and logspout for logs.
This will use vagrant provisioning to build a Factorish StackEngine container and then spin up all of the supporting containers. See Factorish on a more detailed explanation of how this works.
Simply run $ vagrant up and wait a few minutes for it to build out the system. You should then be able to browse to the IP of any of the CoreOS VMs on port 8000 for Stackengine or port 8080 for cadvisor.
This will spin up vagrant without provisioning and will then allow you to use fleet to schedule and run the necessary containers.
$ mode=test vagrant up --no-provision
$ vagrant ssh core-01
$ fleetctl submit share/contrib/fleet/systemd/*.service \
&& fleetctl start registrator@1 registrator@2 registrator@3 \
&& fleetctl start logspout@1 logspout@2 logspout@3 \
&& fleetctl start cadvisor@1 cadvisor@2 cadvisor@3 \
&& fleetctl start stackengine-controller@1 && sleep 60 \
&& fleetctl start stackengine-controller@2 stackengine-controller@3
Paul Czarkowski ([email protected])
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