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Cloudify CLI
For any deployment type, you need to have a working Cloudify CLI (cfy). This tool can directly deploy and un-deploy standalone static virtual environment or interact with the Cloudify Manager, which takes care of the deployment itself.
The easiest way how to install Cloudify CLI (cfy) is with the package for you operating system:
Check the tool is installed properly:
cfy --version
Make sure the minimal set of bootstrap dependency packages is installed:
yum install -y epel-release
yum update
yum install -y git make gcc sudo wget python-pip
sudo apt update
sudo apt install git make gcc sudo wget python-pip
Gromacs blueprint comes with the Makefile to simplify the deployment process. The automated way of bootstraping the Cloudify CLI evironment is the make target bootstrap-cfy:
make bootstrap-cfy
If it fails for whatever reason, try the manual procedure:
yum install -y python-virtualenv
wget -O get-cloudify.py 'http://repository.cloudifysource.org/org/cloudify3/get-cloudify.py'
python get-cloudify.py -e ~/cfy --version 18.2.28
apt-get install -y python-virtualenv python-pip
wget -O get-cloudify.py 'http://repository.cloudifysource.org/org/cloudify3/get-cloudify.py'
python get-cloudify.py -e ~/cfy --version 18.2.28
The cfy tool should be installed into the Python environment inside the ~/cfy. You have to first activate this environment by sourcing the file ~/cfy/bin/active. Then you can check the tool is working.
source ~/cfy/bin/activate
cfy --version
The tool is properly installed if you get a non-error output.