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This repository houses the nodebase topology for clusterdock.
Usage
Assuming you've already installed clusterdock (if not, go read the docs),
you use this topology by cloning it to a local folder and then running commands
with the clusterdock script:
$ git clone https://github.com/clusterdock/topology_nodebase.git
$ clusterdock start topology_nodebase2017-08-04 09:10:33 AM clusterdock.models INFO Starting cluster on network (cluster) ...2017-08-04 09:10:33 AM clusterdock.models INFO Starting node node-1.cluster ...2017-08-04 09:10:33 AM clusterdock.models INFO Starting node node-2.cluster ...2017-08-04 09:10:34 AM clusterdock.models INFO Cluster started successfully (total time: 00:00:01.547).
To see full usage instructions for the start action, use -h/--help:
$ clusterdock start topology_nodebase -husage: clusterdock start [-h] [--node-disks map] [--always-pull] [--namespace ns] [--network nw] [-o sys] [-r url] [--nodes node [node ...]] topologyStart a nodebase clusterpositional arguments: topology A clusterdock topology directoryoptional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --always-pull Pull latest images, even if they're available locally (default: False) --namespace ns Namespace to use when looking for images (default: None) --network nw Docker network to use (default: cluster) -o sys, --operating-system sys Operating system to use for cluster nodes (default: centos6.6) -r url, --registry url Docker Registry from which to pull images (default: docker.io)nodebase arguments: --node-disks map Map of node names to block devices (default: None)Node groups: --nodes node [node ...] Nodes of the nodes group (default: ['node-1', 'node-2'])
