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This project includes Ansible scripts, Docker Swarm configurations, and various monitoring tools to manage and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively.

The Makefile includes various targets to manage the infrastructure. Below are the details on how to use each target:

• setup-all: Runs the main playbook.
• setup-services-reset: Runs the playbook and starts at the task Install python3-jsondiff.
• setup-services: Runs the playbook and starts at the task Create data directories.
• createfs: Creates the necessary folder structure for Ansible variables and roles.
• createrole <role_name>: Creates a new Ansible role with the specified role name.
• requirements: Installs Ansible collections specified in requirements.yml.
• ping: Pings all hosts in the inventory to test connectivity.

Use

• vagrant up to boot the vagrant VMs
• vagrant destroy -f to stop them
• vagrant ssh VCC-control to access the shell of the VCC control node
  • You will find the playbook inside of the /vagrant directory
• vagrant ssh VCC-target1 to access the shell of the VCC first node
• vagrant ssh VCC-target2 to access the shell of the VCC second node

Within the scenario machines, controlnode.vcc.local, target1.vcc.local, and target2.vcc.local resolve to the machines IP addresses.

On target1 and target2, registry.vcc.local resolves to 127.0.0.1 (the loopback address).

In order to access the project websites from your own browser you need to add host aliases pointed to one of the nodes ON YOUR HOST