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All you need to have installed on your machine is:
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- - Go 1.9 or greater.
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+ - Go 1.16 or greater.
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The installation instructions for the latest version of Go can be
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found [ here] ( https://golang.org/doc/install ) . Once installed, ensure
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to run on the first boot of the VM. This file is used to create
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user accounts, install packages and configure the VM.
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- ccloudvm ships with a number of workloads for creating VMs based on standard images,
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- such as Ubuntu 16.04 and Fedora 25. Users are also free to create their own workloads.
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- Standard workloads are stored in $GOPATH/src/github.com/intel/ccloudvm/workloads.
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- User created workloads are stored in ~ /.ccloudvm/workloads. ccloudvm always checks the
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- ~ /.ccloudvm/workloads directory first so if a workload exists in both directories
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- with the same name, ccloudvm will use the workload in ~ /.ccloudvm/workloads.
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+ ccloudvm ships with a number of workloads for creating VMs based on standard
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+ images, such as Ubuntu 16.04 and Fedora 25. Users are also free to create
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+ their own workloads. Standard workloads defined at
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+ $GOPATH/src/github.com/intel/ccloudvm/workloads are stored in the ccvm binary
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+ as data files. User created workloads are stored in ~ /.ccloudvm/workloads.
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+ ccloudvm always checks the ~ /.ccloudvm/workloads directory first so if a
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+ workload exists in both directories with the same name, ccloudvm will use the
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+ workload in ~ /.ccloudvm/workloads.
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When creating a new instance via the create command the user must specify a workload.
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This can be done by providing the name of a workload, present in one of the two directories
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