This repository contains the source files for the cloud optimized version of zurmo. This Application is part of the Cloud-Native Application Seed Project where we try to migrate an existing OpenSource Business Application to the cloud.
More information about the project and the whole cloud-native application research topic can be found on our blog.

The folders prefixed with zurmo_ contain the source files for the docker images. The repository also contains files to start a cluster of CoreOS machines on Vagrant or OpenStack.

The most simple way to try the whole application is to start a cluster.
We provide both a vagrant and a OpenStack Heat template to start a cluster on your local computer or on your OpenStack cloud:

How to start a cluster with vagrant:

1. Download and install Vagrant
2. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/icclab/cna-seed-project.git
3. Open a terminal and move to the vagrant folder
4. Edit the Vagrantfile file if you want to change the number of nodes (VMs) to run
5. Edit the user-data-master file to change parameters for the first VM of the cluster
6. Edit the user-data file to change the parameters for all other VMs of the cluster
7. run vagrant up

1. Make file '/heat/heat-zurmo-stack-create' executable

• $ chmod +x heat-zurmo-stack-create

2. Change Parameters in 'heat-zurmo-stack-create' file to your liking
3. Create Zurmo Stack with command: $ source heat-zurmo-stack-create <stack-name>

How to start a cluster with OpenStack/Heat:

1. Launch a stack on OpenStack
2. Use the heat template as Template Source. You can directly use the URL:
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/icclab/cna-seed-project/master/heat/coreos-heat.yaml
3. Use the URL under CoreOS Cluster Discovery URL to generate a discovery url and write it back to this field
4. Modify the rest of the parameters as you like

• Flavor:
• Type of instance (flavor) to be used
• default: m1.medium
• Image:
• Name of image to use
• default: CoreOS-stable-557.2.0
• Public Net ID:
• ID of public network for which floating IP addresses will be allocated
• Private Net ID:
• ID of private network into which servers get deployed
• Private Subnet ID:
• ID of private sub network into which servers get deployed
• Key Name CoreOS:
• Name of key-pair to be used for the CoreOS VMs
• CoreOS Cluster Discovery URL:
• URL of the Cluster-Discovery URL
• Preload Docker Images:
• If set to true, downloads all necessary docker images when cluster starts
• Number of Web Servers:
• Number of Apache / Zurmo Servers
• Number of Cache Servers:
• Number of Memcached Servers
• Zurmo Git Branch:
• Git Branch / Version of Cloud-Enabled Zurmo to use
• default: master
• Zurmo Start Fleet Services:
• If set to true, starts all zurmo services. If set to false, only downloads fleet unit-files (for testing/dev purposes

If you want to use the prebuilt docker images just head over to our Docker Hub page.
Please read the Readme files of the containers to see how to use them.

You can clone this repository, modify the source as you like and build the docker images from it.