This simple repo shows how Octahe could be used to deploy a simple application to 4 targets.

• Targetfile used to augment an application deployment.
• Targets are virtual machines running under KVM
• Application being deployed is a simple python web server.

• Create the VMs

for i in {1..5}; do
  octahe deploy vm.create.i440fx to.servers -a NUM=${i}
done

• Deploy the application

octahe deploy Containerfile to.vms

• Undeploy the application

octahe undeploy Containerfile to.vms

This repo contains a collection of files and scripts which can be used to help understand how Octahe can be used. The following is a list of example files which highlight some of Octahe's capabilities.

The files within the scripts directory show how specific applications can be deployed, grouped and deployed across a diverse infrastructure.

The solutions directory contains prebuilt deployment solutions which are organized based on their intended purpose.

Simple "Hello world" type demonstration used in the Octahe introduction twitch stream can be found here: demo.Targetfile.

The app-environment directory contains solution Targetfiles which deploy specific application runtime environments like, swift, nodejs, python, etc.

The applications directory contains solution Targetfiles which deploy specific applications, like ghost, wordpress, etc.

The kvm directory contains solution Targetfiles which interact with KVM hypervisors.

The openstack directory contains solution Targetfiles which deploy Red Hat OpenStack.

The services directory contains solution Targetfiles which deploy specific services like, MariaDB, Nginx, Apache, etc.

The system directory contains solution Targetfiles which sets-up system related components like, base packages, swap files, etc.