docker-machine-cloudca

Create Docker machines on cloud.ca

You need to get your cloud.ca API key from the cloud.ca portal through the API keys option under the user profile menu and pass that to docker-machine create with the --cloudca-api-key option.

Requirements

• Install Docker Machine
• Install Go

Installation

1. Download the cloud.ca Docker Machine driver binary for your OS from the releases page.
2. Copy the driver to the directory where Docker Machine is located.

Usage

docker-machine create -d cloudca \
   --cloudca-api-key "APIkey****************" \
   --cloudca-service-code "compute-qc" \
   --cloudca-environment-name "test-area" \
   --cloudca-template "Ubuntu 16.04.01 HVM" \
   --cloudca-compute-offering "1vCPU.1GB" \
   --cloudca-network-id "bbefe8dd-bb3e-4f37-b467-b63f8334c15b" \
   --cloudca-root-disk-size-in-gb 60 \
   --cloudca-additional-disk-offering "50GB - 50 IOPS Min." \
   test-machine1

Notes:

• It is recommended to use Environment variables to store sensitive information like API keys. See the options below for the list of supported variables.
• The cloud.ca instances have limited disk space on their root volumes. In order to get more disk space for your Docker machines, use the --cloudca-root-disk-size-in-gb if you have a resizable template or --cloudca-additional-disk-offering option to specify an additional volume that Docker will be able to use.

Options

Build from source

Download the driver source:

$ go get github.com/cloud-ca/docker-machine-driver-cloudca

Compile the driver:

$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/cloud-ca/docker-machine-driver-cloudca
$ make install

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.