capsid-vagrant

Vagrant and associated deployment framework for CaPSID

The easiest way to use this is as follows:

$ vagrant up

This will start up a set of virtual machines for a small CaPSID cluster. At this stage, nothing yet has been provisioned, so nothing at all will work. To provision, use:

$ ./deploy.sh

This currently works only with Virtualbox.

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group_vars		group_vars
roles		roles
vars		vars
.gitignore		.gitignore
README.md		README.md
Vagrantfile		Vagrantfile
blast.yml		blast.yml
capsid.yml		capsid.yml
deploy.sh		deploy.sh
dummy-playbook.yml		dummy-playbook.yml
global.yml		global.yml
play_deploy_data.yml		play_deploy_data.yml
play_deploy_database_server.yml		play_deploy_database_server.yml
play_deploy_grid_engine.yml		play_deploy_grid_engine.yml
play_deploy_shared_storage.yml		play_deploy_shared_storage.yml
play_deploy_tools.yml		play_deploy_tools.yml
play_deploy_webapp_server.yml		play_deploy_webapp_server.yml
play_deploy_workflows.yml		play_deploy_workflows.yml
play_update_kernel.yml		play_update_kernel.yml
vagrant.yml		vagrant.yml

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