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README.md

Examples using c2

Cloud VMs

Many cloud providers support launching VMs from their JavaScript SDKs. This allows c2 to integrate directly into your DevOps workflows.

The TypeScript examples will require npm i or pnpm i in this directory before running.

linode.ts

Create a Linode account and run with a LINODE_TOKEN env var:

LINODE_TOKEN=XYZ node linode.ts

Local Ubuntu with QEMU

The following section is for Linux and OSX users.

These QEMU scripts use c2 to launch QEMU with Ubuntu initializing from the cloud_init directory. They explicitly use qemu-system-x86_64 and can be tweaked for your OS architecture.

Exit the QEMU VM with ctrl + a, release ctrl, press x.

qemu_http.sh

Ubuntu inits with an HTTP datasource with c2 running an HTTP server in the background using the command c2 cloud-init --http 8202.

qemu_iso.sh

genisoimage or hdiutil make an ISO medium of the cloud-init directory built with c2 cloud-init.

Using local dev changes

These scripts will run the globally installed c2 or will run a released version of c2 via npx. Run either script with --dev to build and run from the cloned repo sources.