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# Vagrant Consul Demo
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This demo provides a very simple Vagrantfile that creates two nodes,
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one at "172.20.20.10" and another at "172.20.20.11". Both are running
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a standard Debian 7 distribution, and Consul is pre-installed.
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To get started, you can start the cluster by just doing:
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$ vagrant up
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Once it is finished, you should be able to see the following:
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$ vagrant status
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Current machine states:
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n1 running (vmware_fusion)
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n2 running (vmware_fusion)
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At this point the two nodes are running and you can SSH in to play with them:
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$ vagrant ssh n1
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...
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$ vagrant ssh n2
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...
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To learn more about starting Consul, joining nodes and interacting with the agent,
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checkout the [getting started guide](https://www.consul.io/intro/getting-started/install.html).
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