Open Baton installation using vagrantfile

by gc4rella 8 years ago

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Requirements

You need to have Vagrant + virtualbox installed.

How to

If you already have Vagrant installed in your system, you can install the latest Open Baton version by using this Vagrantfile simply typing the following command:

wget http://get.openbaton.org/vagrant/Vagrantfile
vagrant up

Once the vagrant box is up, and the installation is terminated, you can open a browser and go on http://localhost:8080. To log in, the default credentials for the administrator user are:

user: admin
password: openbaton

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