How do install Cloud Manager on my Mac? - bash

Question

I've cloned the repository on GitHub and I'm looking for installation instructions.
So far, I've done these steps (in Mac Terminal):
cd /opt
git clone https://github.com/cldmgr/cloud-manager.git
cd cloud-manager
Now what?

Answer 1

What you've done so far is perfect!
Before running the installer, add /opt/cloud-manager to your PATH variable. For Bash, you would add following like to the bottom the .bash_profile file in your home directory:
export PATH=${PATH}:/opt/cloud-manager
The next step is to run the installer, which will ask you a bunch of questions about your infrastructure in order to configure Cloud Manager (CM).
NOTE: you should be logged in as the user account you intend to run CM under prior to performing the installation - including the 'git clone' command.
Here's how to start the interview:
$ ./methods/cm-install
It'll look like this:
## Welcome to Cloud Manager (CM) Installer
This installer was launched because CM could not find a configuration file
and/or Ansible inventory file where expected. The following interview will
prompt you for all information needed to configure CM.
After the interview, you'll be prompted to save your answers to a response file. This is convenient in the event you want to re-configure CM without answering all the (annoying) questions again.
To do so, run "./methods/cm-init -r templates/<your_responseFile>"
## Configuring CM Core Server
Enter hostname/ip for the CM control node [localhost]:
--> accepted: localhost
Master Private Key (managed server access) [keys/master/cm-master]:
--> accepted: keys/master/cm-master
Master Public Key (managed server access) [keys/master/cm-master.pub]:
--> accepted: keys/master/cm-master.pub
Master User Account [cmadmin]:
--> accepted: cmadmin
Master Password - Cleartext [null-disallowed]:
--> accepted: ********
...
At the end of the interview it will ask you to save your response file. I recommend that you do, as it will save you time later -- in the event you want to reset everything back to defaults as you're learning to use CM.
To re-run the installer using the response file, run:
$ ./methods/cm-init -c -r templates/your-response-file.resp
Now that CM is configured, just type 'cm' to see the usage statement:
$ cm
Usage: cm [<options>] <method> [args]
[methods]
Configuration:
group <add|remove|addAttr|removeAttr|addRule|removeRule> [args]
ipam <subnet|range|checkout|checkin> [args]
Infrastructure:
create [-s][-f] <hostname> <group> [args]
createN [-s|-r] <clusterName> <N> <hostnameBase> <group> [args]
configure [-s] <hostname> [args]
deploy [-s] <hostname> <playbookName> [args]
power [-s] <on|off|cycle> [args]
decommission [-s] [-h <hostname>|all]
[-g <groupName>]
[-c <clusterName>]
reprovision [-s] <hostname>
Continuous Integration:
dso [-s] <name> <ansible|chef|puppet|cm> [args]
pipeline <add|remove|addAttr|removeAttr> [args]
System:
show <server|group|job|subnet|subnetMap|cluster> [args]
connect <hostname> [args]
system <vboxCli|encrypt> [args]
runScript <scriptName>
runCmd <hostname> <command>
[options]
-s : show standard output from ansible playbook
-x : show extended help