Vagrant Environment Provisioning Sample.

Description:

This project uses vagrant to create 2 VM's by default, both machines are provisioned and configured as a GitHub Runner at the global organization settings.

• The VM 1 is provisioned with Docker.
• The VM 2 is provisioned with Podman.

VM 1 uses a docker-compose.yml file that creates and exposes the following containers and ports:

sonarqube-service	ports: 9000 image: sonarqube:alpine	open
jenkins-service	ports: 8080, 8082 image: jenkins:2.60.3-alpine	open
nexus-service	ports: 8081 image: sonatype/nexus3	open
postgres-service	ports: 5432 image: postgres:alpine	not displayable
portainer-service	ports: 9443, 8000 image: portainer/portainer-ce:alpine	open

Requirements:

• Vagrant and VirtualBox installed
• Personal Github Token
• You need to create a local.yml file at the same level of the Vagrantfile

Recommendations:

To avoid Timed out while waiting for the machine to boot on windows OS we recommend to disable "Hyper V", "Windows hypervisor platform" and "Virtual machine platform" windows features.

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local.yml environment Variables

Environment Variable	Description
token	For the runner provision you can use or create a personal token in your Github account . This token needs repo and admin:org permissions.

local.yml file example

---
token: <your_personal_token>

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settings.yml environment Variables

Environment Variable	Description
image	Image of OS for the VM, currently using ubuntu/jammy 64 by default
base-name	Base template for the VM naem, currently name devops-runner-team-4 followed by the vm machine number
amount	Number of VM's to create, by default set to create 2

settings.yml file example

---
image: ubuntu/jammy64
vm: 
  base-name: devops-runner-team-4
  amount: 2

Run Program

Use the vagrant up command in your terminal.