SteelScript VM Config ===================== Command-line Python Development Environment with SteelScript Introduction ------------ This document describes how to build your own SteelScript Virtual Machine using pre-defined templates and helpful automation tools. Requirements ------------ * `VirtualBox `_ * `Vagrant `_ - version 1.7.2 or later * `Ansible `_ - version 1.9.2 or later * `git `_ Installation ------------ 1. Verify you have met the above requirements. Ansible is simply a python library, and can usually be installed via ``pip install ansible``. The other packages require system-level installations. **Windows users note 1**: You will need to run the commands from the Git Bash or Cygwin command shell. Git Bash should be included as part of the installation package in the `git `_ download. **Windows users note 2**: When using Windows as the host machine, the ansible package is not yet fully supported and will fail when trying to ``pip install`` it. An extra step is included in Step 4 to workaround this. 2. Clone this repo using one of the Github GUI clients, or by clicking the button in the github project page labeled ``Clone in Desktop``, or via the following CLI command: .. code-block:: console $ git clone https://github.com/riverbed/steelscript-vm-config.git 3. Navigate into the new repo: .. code-block:: console $ cd steelscript-vm-config (Wherever your cloned path is for this repo) 4. If using Windows, run the ``vmconfig.bat`` file in this directory. This just copies ``Vagrantfile.win`` to ``Vagrantfile``. 5. Provision a new Vagrant VM: .. code-block:: console $ vagrant up 6. A fresh install will take between 20-30 minutes depending on your internet connection. 7. Once completed, a new virtual machine will be waiting with SteelScript Application Framework and IPython Notebooks ready. Usage and Configuration ----------------------- `See the usage document `_ for a description of the layout and configuration of the SteelScript VM along with important security considerations should you deploy this VM within your network.