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github.com/3d-e-chem/3d-e-chem-vm
Scripts to create a Vagrant box using packer and ansible.
For available software/datasets/workflows inside Virtual machine see https://github.com/3D-e-Chem/3D-e-Chem-VM/wiki
Create a new directory and cd to it then start virtual machine with
vagrant init nlesc/3d-e-chem
vagrant up
Usage screencast on YouTube:
Requirements:
../Chemical-Analytics-Platform/output-virtualbox-iso/cap.ova
from build phase of https://github.com/NLeSC/Chemical-Analytics-Platformpacker build packer.json
Add box to Vagrant with
vagrant box remove --force --all nlesc/3d-e-chem
vagrant box add --name nlesc/3d-e-chem --force packer_virtualbox-ovf_virtualbox.box
Then use steps described at Usage chapter in a new directory.
Requirements:
Publish box on https://app.vagrantup.com/nlesc/boxes/3d-e-chem using the following steps:
virtualbox
as providerContinue to upload
packer_virtualbox-ivf_virtualbox.box
file generated by vagrant package
Release version
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md.
When using 3D-e-Chem-VM please cite one of the following:
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