Install from Source
$ git clone [email protected]:nanovms/ops.git $GOPATH/src/github.com/nanovms/ops
Once you've clone the repo,
cd
into the ops
directory.$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/nanovms/ops
Use the
make
command to install the various dependencies of Ops.$ make deps
To compile the source code into an executable, use the
make
command.First you need to generate some go code from Protocol Buffers included in ops source repository. If you don't have the needed tools, you can install them by issuing the following commands:
$ go install google.golang.org/protobuf/cmd/protoc-gen-go@latest
$ go install google.golang.org/grpc/cmd/protoc-gen-go-grpc@latest
$ go install github.com/bufbuild/buf/cmd/buf@latest
Once ready you can generate the necessary code by using:
$ make generate
Finally you can build the
ops
binary by using:$ make build
By default, when running
make build
, all providers are included and available.However you can select a subset of provider(s) to be included if required (except
onprem
that is always built).- the following command builds only
onprem
and all other providers are disabled.
$ go build -tags onlyprovider
- the following command builds only
aws
and all other providers are disabled (exceptonprem
that is always built).
$ go build -tags onlyprovider,aws
To select the providers to build you need to always use
onlyprovider
tag accompanied with desired provider tags:$ go build -tags onlyprovider,aws,azure,do,gcp,ibm,linode,upcloud,vultr
available tags:
- onlyprovider
- aws
- azure
- digitalocean (or do)
- gcp
- hyperv
- ibm
- linode
- oci
- openshift
- openstack
- proxmox
- upcloud
- vbox
- vsphere
- vultr
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