Also known as bbl (pronounced: "bubble"), bosh-bootloader is a command line utility for standing up BOSH
on an IaaS. bbl currently supports AWS, GCP, Microsoft Azure, Openstack and vSphere.
The following should be installed on your local machine
- bosh-cli
- bosh create-env dependencies
- terraform >= 0.11.0
- ruby (necessary for bosh create-env)
Mac OS X
$ brew tap cloudfoundry/tap
$ brew install bosh-cli
$ brew install bbl- Getting Started: Azure
- Getting Started: GCP
- Getting Started: AWS
- Getting Started: vSphere
- Getting Started: OpenStack
The bbl state directory contains all of the files that were used to create your bosh director. You will need the entire bbl state in order to update, delete, or run bosh commands against the environment, so you should keep it someone anyone on your team can access it. However, it is important to note that the bbl state directory contains very senstive IAAS credentials, so you should keep it somewhere you feel comfortable storing these credentials, such as an encrypted bucket.
| filename | contents |
|---|---|
bbl-state.json |
Environment name, and bbl version metadata |
terraform/ |
The terraform templates bbl used to pave your IaaS. See docs/advanced-configuration for information on modifying this. |
vars/ |
This is where bbl will store environment specific variables. Consider storing this outside of version control. |
jumpbox-deployment/ |
The latest jumpbox-deployment that has been tested with your version of bbl. |
create-jumpbox.sh |
The BOSH cli command bbl will use to create your jumpbox. |
bosh-deployment/ |
The latest bosh-deployment that has been tested with your version of bbl |
create-director.sh |
The BOSH cli command bbl will use to create your director when you run bbl up. See docs/advanced-configuration for help with modifying this. |
cloud-config/ |
The cloud-config yaml that bbl will upload to the director to map IAAS resources to BOSH resources. |
delete-director.sh |
The BOSH cli command bbl will use to delete your director. |
delete-jumpbox.sh |
The BOSH cli command bbl will use to delete your jumpbox. |
To turn on bbl debugging traces, use bbl --debug flag.
To turn on bosh debugging traces, export the BOSH_LOG_LEVEL=debug environment variable in the related bbl shell script, such as create-jumpbox.sh.
To turn on the cpi traces, override or set cpi configuration, e.g. for vsphere cpi within jumpbox-deployment/vsphere/cpi.yml set http_logging: true according to vsphere cpi documentation
Once you are done kicking the tires on CF and BOSH, clean up your environment to save IaaS costs:
-
You must first delete any deployments on BOSH. e.g.
bosh -d cf delete-deployment -
bbl destroywith your IaaS user/account information.
In order to use bbl in your concourse pipelines, the current supported way
for cf-deployment is to use the
cf-deployment-concourse-tasks.
There is a work-in-progress concourse resource for bbl: bbl-state-resource.