To run vagrant or terraform you'll need an AWS account, with your keys stored in the AWS_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SECRET_KEY environment variables.

You'll also need the SSH keypair you plan on using stored in AWS_KEYPAIR_NAME.

You'll need to change the subnet ID, security group, and ami in master/Vagrantfile and in nodes/compute.tf before things will work reliably too.

Running the example in AWS will incur some cost. It should be fairly easy to convert everything so that it runs entirely in Vagrant + VirtualBox.

The puppet master used in the demo is the experimental puppet server.

To run it you'll need vagrant and vagrant-aws.

The nodes are created and spun up using terraform (v0.2 at the time).

The base-puppet folder is a simple set of puppet manifests and modules that define the nodes using the roles and profiles design.

Basic spec tests are included.