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README.md

Vagrant

This directory contains scripts to create multiple Vagrant machines for experimenting with Teleport on multiple nodes.

There are two nearly identical Vagrantfiles: one for Virtualbox and another for KVM/Libvirt, they both share base.rb

Default Configuration

data/var contains pre-created contents of guest's /var/lib/teleport data/opt contains pre-created contents of guest's /opt/teleport (configuration)

Three machines are created, grouped in two clusters, cluster_a and cluster_b:

  • a-auth: CA+node+proxy for "cluster_a"
  • a-node: Standalone node for "cluster_a"
  • b-auth: CA+node+proxy for "cluster_b"

A reverse tunnels from cluster_a to cluster_b is created. This allows users of cluster_b to login into any machine of cluster_a.

How to use

Easy:

~: vagrant up

Then you need to vagrant ssh into a-auth and b-auth and on both CAs you need to create 'vagrant' user:

~: tctl users add