A CoreOS Cluster in Two Minutes With Four Commands
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You may have heard about CoreOS, be wondering what all the fuss is about and want to play with it.
If you have a machine with over 3G memory to spare, then you can be delivered a shell on a CoreOS cluster in under two minutes with four commands. Here they are:
sudo pip install shutit git clone https://github.com/ianmiell/shutit-coreos-vagrant cd shutit-coreos-vagrant ./coreos.sh
It uses ShutIt to automate the stand-up. The script is here.
See it in action here:
What Next?
Now get going with CoreOS’s quickstart guide
Didn’t Work?
More likely my fault than yours. Message me on twitter if you have problems: @ianmiell
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