bisos2.bootstrap 0.23

Bash scripts (Interactive Command Modules -- ICM) for bootstrapping BISOS (ByStar Internet Services OS) software profiles on a virgin Linux distro or for creating fully automated KVM guests that are ByStar Platforms.

Contents

• Overview

• Support

• Documentation

• Installation

• Usage

  • bx2Genesis.sh

  • bxBootstrapGuest

  • “./bin/bxHostGenGuestVagrant”

  • “./bin/bxGenWithRepo”

Overview

Bash scripts (Interactive Command Modules – ICM) for bootstrapping BISOS (ByStar Internet Services OS) software profiles on a virgin Linux distro. Or for creating fully automated KVM guests that are ByStar Platforms.

Running bx2Genesis.sh will go through a complete ByStar Platform installation on the local host.

Running bxBootstrapGuest.sh will create a fully automated KVM Guest ByStar Platform.

Support

For support, criticism, comments and questions; please contact the author/maintainer

Mohsen Banan at: http://mohsen.1.banan.byname.net/contact

Documentation

Part of ByStar Digital Ecosystem http://www.by-star.net.

This module’s primary documentation is in http://www.by-star.net/PLPC/180047

Installation

sudo pip install bisos.bootstrap

Usage

bx2Genesis.sh

On a virgin BxP-Distro, run “sudo /usr/local/bin/bx2Genesis.sh” and you will end up with a Generic BISOS Platform. Which you can then apply to a desired bxpCharacter.

bxBootstrapGuest

On any Linux machine that has kvm in its distro, run /usr/local/bin/bxBootstrapGuest.sh and you will end up with a guest at the specified desired level (as ByStar Platforms).

“./bin/bxHostGenGuestVagrant”

On any Linux Machine that has VirtualBox and Vagrant installed, run bxHostGenGuestVagrant and based on params and args build a VM that includes what is specified.

The Steps are as follows:

• Create A VM

• In the created VM as root:

  • install python and pip

  • install git

  • pip install bisos.bootstrap

  • Run xxx to create user bxGenesis and add it to sudoers

• In the created VM as bxGenesis run bisos.bootstrap/bin/bxGenWithRepo

• Login to the VM as bxGenesis

• Run the post install script.

“./bin/bxGenWithRepo”

Does the following:

• Clone specified repo

• From within that repo executes specified entry point with params and args.  This typically involves creating an account