Difference: SetupShoalServer (1 vs. 2)

Revision 22015-11-09 - kcasteels

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 Setting up a new Shoal Server
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+-create centos 6.7 vm
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+ Setup and Configure a target VM
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+First, create a Centos 6.x VM.

Log into the VM and replace the default root 'authorized_keys' so that root can login directly:
 ssh -i key.pem centos@xx.xx.xx.xx

sudo rm /root/.ssh/authorized_keys

sudo cp .ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/.
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+Next, disable SELINUX and reboot the VM:
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 sudo vi /etc/sysconfig/selinux
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+	-> SELINUX=disabled
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+	-> 
           SELINUX=disabled
 sudo reboot
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+ Install Shoal Server using Ansible
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+On the deployment machine install Ansible.  Using Ubuntu, issue the following command:
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 sudo apt-get install ansible
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+Create a 'hosts' file with the target machine's IP:
 sudo vi /etc/ansible/hosts
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		[shoal-server]
		root@xx.xx.xx.xx ansible_ssh_private_key_file=key.pem
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+Go to directory where shoal repo will be cloned to and clone it:
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+Go to directory where shoal git repo will be cloned to, then:
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 git clone https://github.com/hep-gc/ansible-systems.git
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+Enter the Shoal Server directory and run the ansible playbook:
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 cd ansible-systems/shoal

ansible-playbook server.yaml
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 -- KevinCasteels - 2015-11-02