Juju Box a docker container project that provides a configured Juju environment with all the tools you need to work with Juju.
Juju provisions machines, deploy services and orchestrates them into systems.
This container comes with the basic tools you need to get started w/ juju.
- juju
- juju quickstart
- juju plugins
Note: jujubox does not currently install juju local provider. We hope to roll something that works like local provider in a container solution soon.
Install Docker using the package manager for your distro, or get.docker.com.
Docker >= 1.4.1 recommended.
Docker does not run natively in OS X, so we'll need to use VirtualBox and boot2docker. This is relatively easy for users of brew:
brew install cask
brew cask install virtualbox
brew install docker
brew install boot2docker
boot2docker init
boot2docker up
When boot2docker finishes, it will prompt you to export Docker environment variables. With that done, you're ready to use docker. You do not need to run the docker commands using sudo because boot2docker runs as root.
docker run -ti whitmo/jujubox
Download the Juju Box source from github or the container from hub.docker.io:
You can clone the repository from github.
git clone https://github.com/whitmo/jujubox.git && cd jujubox
Or download and install the container directly from hub.docker.io:
sudo docker run -ti whitmo/jujubox
There are two ways to run the docker container, from the github repository (build from source) or from the container directly from the hub.docker.io.
sudo docker build -t jujubox ./
sudo docker run -i -t jujubox:latest
sudo docker run -ti whitmo/jujubox
If you already have juju installed, run the container using your existing ${JUJU_HOME} directory (~/.juju):
sudo docker run --rm -v ${JUJU_HOME}:/home/ubuntu/.juju -it whitmo/jujubox
Remember that boot2docker runs as root, so don't use sudo for the docker
commands:
docker run -ti whitmo/jujubox
All your usual juju commands should work. You can use Quickstart if you need to set up your cloud credentials:
juju quickstart -i
- Charmbox: The charmers dockerfile is for developing and reviewing charms: see charmbox instructions.
We plan to build some containers that support juju local provider to allow juju to orchestrate lxc containers locally for inception style disposable architectures.