Makefile

ts := $(shell /bin/date "+%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")

AZURE_FLAVOR=Standard_D14
OPENSTACK_FLAVOR=z1.medium

create-openstack:
	# Start an openstack docker-machine, specify size by make create-openstack OPENSTACK_FLAVOR=m1.small
	docker-machine create --driver openstack \
		--openstack-tenant-name treehouse \
		--openstack-auth-url http://os-con-01.pod:5000/v2.0 \
		--openstack-ssh-user ubuntu \
		--openstack-net-name treehouse-net \
		--openstack-floatingip-pool ext-net \
		--openstack-image-name Ubuntu-16.04-LTS-x86_64 \
		--openstack-flavor-name $(OPENSTACK_FLAVOR) \
		$(USER)-treeshop-$(ts)
	docker-machine ssh $(USER)-treeshop-$(ts) sudo gpasswd -a ubuntu docker

fix-openstack-mnt:
	# WARNING: Currently z1.* instances in the open stack cluster have
	# have a /mnt that is not a real file system and you can't write more
	# then 4GB to it. Below are the incantations to fix that...need to sort
	# whether to fix the image or do this automatically in the future...
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo umount /mnt
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo parted -s /dev/vdb mklabel gpt
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo parted -s /dev/vdb mkpart primary 2048s 100%
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo mkfs -t ext4 /dev/vdb1
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo sed -i 's/auto/ext4/' /etc/fstab
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo sed -i 's/vdb/vdb1/' /etc/fstab
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo mount /mnt
	docker-machine ssh $(MACHINE) sudo chmod 1777 /mnt

create-azure:
	# Start an azure docker-machine, specify size by make create-azure AZURE_FLAVOR=Standard_D1
	# Sizes: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/virtual-machines-linux-sizes
	docker-machine create --driver azure \
		--azure-subscription-id $(AZURE_SUBID) \
		--azure-resource-group treeshop \
		--azure-ssh-user ubuntu \
		--azure-image canonical:UbuntuServer:16.04.0-LTS:latest \
		--azure-size $(AZURE_FLAVOR) \
		$(USER)-treeshop-$(ts)
	docker-machine ssh $(USER)-treeshop-$(ts) sudo gpasswd -a ubuntu docker

terminate:
	# Stop and remove ALL docker-machines in ALL environments
	-docker-machine stop `docker-machine ls --format '{{.Name}}'`
	-docker-machine rm -f `docker-machine ls --format '{{.Name}}'`