Image built by packer from: https://github.com/pivotal-cf/pcfdev

Note: The AMI image is private and only available for PCF Services AWS account

Note: This AMI does not include apps manager and spring cloud service... since those are proprietary for pivotal

Note: Check the bosh releases used by this version: versions.json

• Quickly start a single VM Cloud Foundry environment available on the internet
• Economic
• No need to consume local laptop resources
• Apps survive after AWS EC2 stop/start

1. Pick up an elastic IP and a domain

2. Create a wild card record to point the *.domain -> elastic ip

3. git clone https://github.com/datianshi/pcfdev-ami.git & cd pcfdev-ami

4. Create one env.sh with necessary environment variables

   export AWS_KEY=
   export AWS_SECRET=
   export KEY_PAIR= #AWS key pair name
   export SUBNET_ID=subnet-900457ba # A public subnet (with internet gateway attached)
   export PRIAVE_KEY_PATH=XXX.pem
   export PUBLIC_IP=${elastic_ip}
   export SERVICES="redis,rabbitmq"
   export DOMAIN="pcfdev.shaozhenpcf.com"
   export SECURITY_GROUPS=sg-7437d508 #With 443 and 22 open
   export VM_TAG="pcfdev-aws-sding"
   

5. source env.sh

6. start VM

vagrant plugin install vagrant-aws
vagrant box add dummy https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant-aws/raw/master/dummy.box
vagrant up

7. A cloud foundry environment with redis and rabbitmq services stood up

   cf api api.pcfdev.shaozhenpcf.com --skip-ssl-validation
   cf login (username and password are both admin)
   

stop: vagrant halt
start: vagrant up