Provisioning Test Machine from Cloud » History » Sprint/Milestone 1
kersom, 08/04/2017 07:59 PM
1 | 1 | kersom | # Provisioning Test Machine from Cloud |
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3 | In this example it will be used https://www.digitalocean.com/ as cloud provider. Feel free to use any cloud provider that you want to. |
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5 | ## Few steps to have a machine up and running. |
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7 | 1. Create an account in a cloud provider, such as : https://www.digitalocean.com/ |
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8 | 2. Login, then click create droplet. |
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9 | 3. Select a distro, fedora25_x64. |
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10 | ![](Select_Distr.png) |
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11 | 4. Choose a size. For test purposes the basic is good enough. |
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12 | 5. Choose a datacenter region. Default is ok. |
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13 | 6. Change the name of droplet, droplet is just the name of your machine. |
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14 | ![](Change_the_name.png) |
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18 | 1. Click Create! And you will receive an email with root password and IP. |
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20 | ## There are few options to access the previous created machine |
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22 | 1. Easiest one launch the console, and use the credentials received via email. |
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23 | ![](Access_Console.png) |
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27 | 1. This will bring the terminal. |
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28 | ![](terminal.png) |
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32 | 1. Or use SSH |
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33 | https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-connect-to-your-droplet-with-ssh |