visualops
visualops is a command-line interface for VisualOps. It allows you to deploy the same stack on your laptop, or in the cloud
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Requirements
Before install, ensure Docker is installed (see http://docs.docker.com) in version >= 1.2.0 (1.3.1 is recommended).
Platform
All Linux distributions supported by Docker should be compatible with VisualOps. Ubuntu, Cent OS, Amazon Linux and Red Hat Linux (on their latest version) are officially suported.
On Mac OS X (not fully supported yet), boot2docker is required.
Install
Preferred method of install is pip:
$ pip install visualops
Commands
Check usage for detailed arguments:
$ visualops --help
Use the help command to get help about one specific command:
$ visualops help [command]
Notes
When using boot2docker on OSX, ensure the latest version is installed (1.3.1 tested). Not that only files/directories located under /Users will be mounted.
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