infrasim-compute 3.5.1 on PyPI

Infrasim-compute: bare-metal server simulator

System Basic Requirements

Infrasim package can be installed in any physical machine or virtual machines hosted by Virtualbox, ESXi, Parallel Desktop or cloud provider like AWS, Linode and etc.

The basic installation system requirements are:

Ubuntu Linux 64bit OS (14.04/15.04/16.04)
at least 4GB memory
at least 16GB disk size

Installation

Ensure sources.list integrity then install dependency:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python-pip libpython-dev libssl-dev libaio-dev

Upgrade pip and install setuptools:

sudo pip install --upgrade pip
sudo pip install setuptools

Two ways to install infrasim:

install infrasim from source code:

git clone https://github.com/InfraSIM/infrasim-compute.git

cd infrasim-compute

sudo pip install -r requirements.txt

sudo python setup.py install

install infrasim from python library:
```
sudo pip install infrasim-compute
```

Start Infrasim Service

Initialization (you need do it once)
```
sudo infrasim init
```
Optional arguments:
- -s, --skip-installation Ignore qemu/openipmi package installation
- -f, --force Destroy existing Nodes
- -c [CONFIG_FILE], --config-file [CONFIG_FILE] Use customized yaml file for the default node
- -t [TYPE], --type [TYPE] Render specified node type for the default node
Infrasim Service Version:
```
sudo infrasim version
```
Infrasim Node Configuration Management:
- Add configuration mapping to a node
```
sudo infrasim config add <node name> <config path>
```
- Delete configuration mapping of a node
```
sudo infrasim config delete <node name>
```
- Update configuration mapping of a node
```
sudo infrasim config update <node name> <config path>
```
- Edit configuration mapping with environment editor
```
sudo infrasim config edit
```
- List all configuration mappings
```
sudo infrasim config list
```
Infrasim Service Node Commands
- Start a node
```
sudo infrasim node start [node name]
```
- Check node status
```
sudo infrasim node status [node name]
```
- Stop a node
```
sudo infrasim node stop [node name]
```
- Restart a node
```
sudo infrasim node restart [node name]
```
- Stop a node and detroy its runtime workspace
```
sudo infrasim node destroy [node name]
```
The default node configuration is already added to configuration mapping during infrasim init. In node commands, argument [node name] is optional. If it's not specified, it's treated as node "default".