Name: bosh-lite-deployment
Owner: Stark & Wayne
Description: Genesis Templates for bosh-lite deployments
Created: 2016-07-14 14:49:00.0
Updated: 2018-05-08 16:05:27.0
Pushed: 2017-02-08 03:07:47.0
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This repository acts as an upstream repository of YAML templates for use in deploying one or more BOSH Lites, via the Gensis utility.
To create a new Genesis-based deployment of BOSH-Lite, run
genesis new deployment --template bosh-lite
This will create a new repo called bosh-lite-deployments for you, and
pull in the github.com/starkandwayne/bosh-lite-deployment repo as the
upstream remote, copying the contents of global/* into the new
bosh-lite-deployments repository.
This allows you to easily diverge from the upstream templates to suit your environment, yet still be able to pull in changes from upstream down the road.
The vsphere template will set you up with a structure suitable
for deploying BOSH Lites on a VMWare vSphere ESXi cluster.
genesis new site --template vsphere <name>
The aws template will set you up with a structure suitable for
deploying BOSH Lites to Amazon Web Service's EC2/VPC
infrastructure.
genesis new site --template aws <name>
The openstack template will set you up with a structure suitable for
deploying BOSH Lites to an Open Stack infrastructure.
genesis new site --template openstack <name>
The google template will set you up with a structure suitable for
deploying BOSH Lites to Google Cloud Plaftorm infrastructure.
genesis new site --template google <name>
The vcloud template will set you up with a structure suitable for
deploying BOSH Lites to vCloud Director infrastructure.
genesis new site --template vcloud <name>
For more information, check out the Genesis repo, or genesis help.
You can download the Genesis program from Github