We can start the cluster setup, so we need the vagrant file for cluster setup using that only we can set it out.
Or Else clone the below git repository for getting sample vagrant file
https://github.com/coreos/coreos-vagrant
Now that every thing is downloaded, we can look at how to configure vagrant for your CoreOS development environment
# Size of the CoreOS cluster created by Vagrant
$num_instances=2
#Customize VMs
$vm_gui = false
$vm_memory = 1024
$vm_cpus = 1
$vb_cpuexecutioncap = 100
And then open the git shell to interact with vagrant
Go to your current working directory in your shell and issue this command
vagrant up
You will see the things happening, which will look like this ,
Once the operation is completed you can verify that everything is up and running properly by logging in to one of the machines and using fleetctl to check the cluster
vagrant ssh core-01
fleetctl list-machines
If you see list of machines you created then you are finished, you now have a local cluster of CoreOS machines.
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