Providers

• 1: AWS
• 2: DigitalOcean WIP
• 3: Example Provider
• 4: GCloud Provider WIP
• 5: Multipass
• 6: QEMU
• 7: VirtualBox
• 8: vSphere Provider WIP

carbon:
  providers:
    aws:
      auto_discover: false
      profiles:
        default:
          enabled: true

1 - AWS

The AWS provider uses AWS profiles as Platforms, VPCs as Environments, and EC2 instances as VMs. It will read your AWS config and return all of your profiles as platforms. Carbon does not use the AWS CLI directly, it is recommended to have it setup and configured especially if using SSO. Carbon will treat VPCs as environments.

Getting Started

Set up AWS CLI - aws config - aws sso con

RDP on mac requires windows app

2 - DigitalOcean WIP

This is a WIP, Missing Images and Image Builds

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3 - Example Provider

4 - GCloud Provider WIP

This is a WIP

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Configuration

use project/zone for the environment name.

carbon:
    providers:
        gcloud:
            profiles:
                default:
                    environments:
                      gcp-project/us-east3-c

5 - Multipass

The Multipass provider is a simple wrapper around the Multipass executable. If Multipass is installed this provider will allow Carbon to interact with them. Since Multipass is on the local machine there is only one Profile returned (local) and one Environment returned (local).

6 - QEMU

This provider uses the libvirt sdk by digital ocean. Currently, it is hardcoded to use qemu:///system, this should change in the future.

7 - VirtualBox

VirtualBox is an easy-to-use virtualization solution. It is also free. It is typically installed on your computer and allows you to create virtual machines for testing. Because of this, certain Carbon features will be static.

This provider is a simple wrapper around vbox-manage. If that is installed, it will allow you to interact with your VMs using Carbon.

8 - vSphere Provider WIP

This is a WIP

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