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Adullact
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Vagrant - Puppet CFSSL
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@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ cd vagrant-cfssl
### Step 3 - Boot a virtual machine, download and configure all required items to get a running CFSSL
Some configuration values are presents in
[
`puppet/hieradata/parameters.yaml`
](
puppet/hieradata/parameters.yaml
)
file.
Some
*CFSSL*
*
configuration values are presents in
[
`puppet/hieradata/parameters.yaml`
](
puppet/hieradata/parameters.yaml
)
file.
You can modify this file to change value of any parameter documented by
**Puppet**
component module
`cfssl`
in
[
REFERENCE.md
](
https://gitlab.adullact.net/adullact/puppet-cfssl/-/blob/main/REFERENCE.md
)
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@@ -50,16 +50,8 @@ You can modify this file to change value of any parameter documented by **Puppet
# Creates and starts the VM (Virtual Machine) according to the Vagrantfile
vagrant destroy
-f
# stops the running machine Vagrant and destroys all resources
vagrant up
# Creates and starts the VM (Virtual Machine)
# with some customizations (ports, ip, ...)
# - customize CFSSL port ---> 8888 (default, port allowed above 1000)
# - customize CFSSL port ---> 127.0.0.1 (default)
vagrant destroy
-f
# stops the running machine Vagrant and destroys all resources
VAGRANT_HOST_CFSSL_PORT
=
8888
\
VAGRANT_HOST_CFSSL_IP
=
0.0.0.0
\
vagrant up
vagrant up
# Then you wait few minutes
# depends on your network access and power of your computer
# Stops gracefully the VM
vagrant halt
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@@ -72,7 +64,18 @@ vagrant up
vagrant destroy
-f
```
Then you wait few minutes (depends on your network access and power of your computer).
### Starts the VM with a custom CFSLL port and a custom CFSSL IP address
```
bash
# Creates and starts the VM (Virtual Machine)
# with some customizations (ports, ip, ...)
# - customize CFSSL port ---> 8888 (default, port allowed above 1000)
# - customize CFSSL IP address ---> 127.0.0.1 (default)
VAGRANT_HOST_CFSSL_PORT
=
8888
\
VAGRANT_HOST_CFSSL_IP
=
0.0.0.0
\
vagrant up
```
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