Spring RTS vagrant

Startings of a Vagrant environment for building spring

Requirements

• Vagrant
• Virtualbox or libvirt / kvm

creating the basic image with veewee

 sudo apt-get install ruby-gems build-essential libvirt-dev
 sudo gem install fog-core --version 1.29.0
 sudo gem install fog --version 1.29.0
 sudo gem install ruby-libvirt
 sudo gem install veewee
 LC_ALL=C veewee kvm build 'spring-vm' --workdir=.

Running with libvirt (as example on ubuntu)

sudo apt-get install libvirt-dev
vagrant plugin uninstall vagrant-libvirt
vagrant up --provider=libvirt

Usage

To use, clone this repository, then from the terminal, execute vagrant up in the root folder. An Ubuntu 10 virtual machine will be created, and the necessary dependencies provisioned. This may take a few minutes.

When vagrant up finishes, check that all is running fine with vagrant status. If the box is running, use vagrant ssh to log into the box, using the password “vagrant”, and run the init-spring.sh script in your home directory to grab spring, the AIs, and run the cmake scripts.

When finished, exit the VM, then you can shutdown the box with vagrant halt, or suspend it with vagrant suspend.

Spring source will be checked out into /home/vagrant/spring. /home/vagrant/ is mapped on to the home folder for shared access with the host machine.