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cd <to the correct directory where terraformfilelive.tf >
terraform plan
terraform apply ( type "yes" to confirm )
terraform destroy ( at the end and type "yes" to confirm)
Run Ansible from laptop:
1- copy the private key ( created on AWS ) to the local client / laptop
2- change the mod to 0600
3- ssh-agent bash + add the private key
4- ssh centos@AWS_Server_IP@
chmod 0600 .ssh/TerraformKeyPair.pem #safety reason!!!
ls -al .ssh/
ssh-add .ssh/TerraformKeyPair.pem
ssh-add -l
ssh-add -L
ssh centos@54.70.113.215
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In the case the installation is done locally: log into the VM in AWS, and then do the installlation from here
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ssh-keygen ( .ssh/id_rsa is the default, passphrase cont... )
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
ssh-add -l
ssh-add -L
more .ssh/authorized_keys >>> can see the terraformapukey ( to log into the VM remotely : home to AWS DC)
vi .ssh/authorized_keys # add the key from "ssh-add -L "
ssh localhost # just to check that the key has been copy and works
exit
#ssh-copy-id <10.0.1.104>
sudo yum install -y ansible-2.4.2.0
sudo yum install git -y
git clone http://github.com/Juniper/contrail-ansible-deployer
cd contrail-ansible-deployer
#ansible-playbook -i inventory/ -e orchestrator=kubernetes -e '{"instances":{"bms1":{"ip":"10.0.1.104","provider":"bms"}}}' playbooks/configure_instances.yml
#ansible-playbook -i inventory/ -e orchestrator=kubernetes -e '{"instances":{"bms1":{"ip":"10.0.1.104","provider":"bms"}}}' playbooks/install_contrail.yml
ansible-playbook -i inventory/ -e orchestrator=kubernetes -e '{"instances":{"bms1":{"ip":"localhost","provider":"bms"}}}' playbooks/configure_instances.yml
ansible-playbook -i inventory/ -e orchestrator=kubernetes -e '{"instances":{"bms1":{"ip":"localhost","provider":"bms"}}}' playbooks/install_contrail.yml
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