After downloading and installing Vagrant and Virtualbox:
$ vagrant up $ vagrant ssh
and when you’re done…
$ vagrant destroy
The Vagrant configuration also supports deployment to Amazon EC2. You’ll need to install the AWS provider plugin before use:
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-aws
AWS configuration is exposed via environment variables. They can be set as follows prior to running vagrant e.g.:
$ export AWS_ACCESS_KEY="YOUR ACCESS KEY" $ export AWS_SECRET_KEY="YOUR AWS SECRET KEY" $ export AWS_KEYPAIR_NAME="default" $ export AWS_REGION="eu-west-1" $ export AWS_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH="/path/to/private_key.pem" $ vagrant up --provider=aws ...
Refer to the vagrant-aws plugin repository for further information
Please refer to the Waratek Software License Agreement for further information on licensing terms.
The Waratek CloudVM software will be installed for a time limited evaluation period of 30 days and will allow the use of four Java Virtual Containers (JVCs). To obtain an extended evaluation license, please contact licensing@waratek.com.
If you have received a license key file from Waratek, you can save it in the /synced_folder directory and it will be installed when the box is provisioned. Alternately, you can copy the LICENSE_KEY file directly to /var/lib/javad/ on the box.