The configuration is done through a YAML file, the default is floki.yml on
the current directory.
You can see below an example of an configuration file.
---
- project:
name: skaro
dir: /Volumes/Hulk/VirtualMachines
template: /Volumes/Hulk/VirtualMachines/templates/debian.vmwarevm
- machines:
development: &default
webserver:
web01:
web02:
application:
app01:
cpu: 2
memory: 2048
app02:
database:
db01:
staging: &developmentThe - project section set the options for project.
- "name: " define the name of the project
- "dir: " define where the directory with the project name that stores the
virtual machines will be.
- "template: " defines which virtual machine will be used as a template to
create the virtual machines for this project.
The - machines list the groups and its machines.
- The fist level lists the enviroment, in the example the enviroments are
"development" and "staging".
- The second level lists the groups of machines, in the example they are
"webserver", "application", "database".
- The third level lists the machines in the groups.
- The fourth level sets the how much memory (in MB) and the number of cpus
a virtual machines. If this options are not set, they are going to be the
same as the template.