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conjure-up Build Status

Installing big software like whoa.

what it is

Ever wanted to get started with Kubernetes, Deep Learning, Big Data but didn't want to go through pages and pages of "Getting Started" documentation?

Then conjure-up is for you!

This is the runtime application for processing spells to get those big software solutions up and going with as little hindrance as possible.

installation

Ubuntu and macOS

Ubuntu

$ sudo snap install conjure-up --classic

macOS

$ brew install conjure-up

how to use

Run the installer interactively

You may want to learn a little bit about what you're installing, right? This method provides you with a tutorial like approach without being overburdening.

You can read through descriptions of the software along with ability to set a few config options before deploying. Or, just hold down the enter button and it'll choose sensible defaults for you.

$ conjure-up

Run the installer non-interactively (headless mode)

Already been through the guided tour? Not keen on holding down the enter button on your keyboard? Not a problem, easily get your big software up and running with all the sensible defaults in place.

$ conjure-up canonical-kubernetes localhost

Note that some spells require sudo for certain steps. When running in headless mode, conjure-up should be run with a user with passwordless sudo enabled (or sudo should be pre-authorized before invoking conjure-up).

Destroying deployments

$ conjure-down

authors

license

The MIT License (MIT)

  • Copyright (c) 2015-2019 Canonical Ltd.

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