# Set our default provider for this Vagrantfile to 'vcloudair'
ENV['VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER'] = 'vcloudair'

nodes = [
  { hostname: 'vagrant-test1', box: 'gosddc/trusty64' },
]

Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|

  # vCloud Air provider settings
  config.vm.provider :vcloudair do |vcloudair|

    vcloudair.username = '<username@domain>'
    vcloudair.password = '<password>'

    # if you're using a vCloud Air Dedicated Cloud, put the cloud id here, if
    # you're using a Virtual Private Cloud, skip this parameter.
    vcloudair.cloud_id = '<dedicated cloud id>'
    vcloudair.vdc_name = '<vdc name>'

    # Set the network to deploy our VM on
    vcloudair.vdc_network_name = '<vdc network name>'

    # Set our Edge Gateway and the public IP we're going to use.
    vcloudair.vdc_edge_gateway = '<vdc edge gateway>'
    vcloudair.vdc_edge_gateway_ip = '<vdc edge gateway public ip>'

    # Catalog that holds our templates.
    vcloudair.catalog_name = 'Vagrant'

    # Set our Memory and CPU to a sensible value for Docker.
    vcloudair.memory = 2048
    vcloudair.cpus = 2
  end

  # Go through nodes and configure each of them.
  nodes.each do |node|
    config.vm.define node[:hostname] do |node_config|
    	# Set the box we're using
      node_config.vm.box = node[:box]
      # Set the hostname for the box
      node_config.vm.hostname = node[:hostname]
      # Fix a customization problem on Ubuntu and vCloud Air.
      node_config.vm.provision 'shell', inline: 'echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> tmp; sudo mv tmp /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/base; sudo resolvconf -u'
      # Fetch and run Docker and the 'tutum/wordpress' container.
      node_config.vm.provision 'docker' do |d|
        d.run 'tutum/wordpress', cmd: '/run.sh', args: '-p 80:80'
      end
      # Declare NFS non functional as our plugin doesn't provide for it.
      node_config.nfs.functional = false
    end
  end

end