Test your T.A.D.S. configuration with Vagrant

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With T.A.D.S. you are able to test your provisioning and deployment processes in a production-like environment, with Vagrant! Vagrant creates a 3 nodes Swarm cluster, so you can test locally your configuration before pushing to production.

  • ./tads vagrant up
  • ./tads ansible-playbook vagrant all

Additionally, you can SSH into a VM by running: ./tads vagrant ssh vagrant-X

https://github.com/Thomvaill/tads-boilerplate

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