vagrant-dontstarve

What it is ?

This is basic vagrant file with shell provisioning that allows everyone quickly spin up your own machine on Azure with Don't Starve Together Server.

###Available providers

1. Azure - done
2. Virtualbox - done

Basics

Virtualbox (localy)

Prerequisites

1. Installed VirtualBox
2. Installed Vagrant

Getting started

1. Simply git clone git@github.com:pawelsawicz/vagrant-dontstarve.git or download a zip
2. Copy your server_token.txt file into ./configs in your vagrant-dontstarve folder
3. Customize ./configs/settings.ini file (optional)
4. cmd to location of vagrantfile and vagrant up --provider=virtualbox
5. DONE happy playing

Microsoft Azure (cloud provider)

Prerequisites

1. Azure account
2. Installed Vagrant

Getting started

1. Simply git clone git@github.com:pawelsawicz/vagrant-dontstarve.git or download a zip
2. Copy your server_token.txt file into ./configs in your vagrant-dontstarve folder
3. Customize ./configs/settings.ini file (optional)
4. Open Vagrantfile and change all paramaters where is "(To Fill out)" phrase. For certification see this section
5. Once you provide all required filed simply vagrant up
6. Enjoy!

Certification, how to generate ?

Certification is copied from vagrant-azure repository.

We will use makecert.exe distributed as part of the in the Windows 7 SDK. The following commands will create the required certificates and insert them into the current user’s personal store.

• makecert.exe -r -pe -a sha1 -n "CN=My Azure Management Certificate" -ss My -sr CurrentUser -len 2048 -sky exchange -sp "Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider" -sy 24

• makecert.exe -r -pe -a sha1 -n "CN=My Azure SSL Certificate" -ss My -sr CurrentUser -len 2048 -sky exchange -sp "Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider" -sy 24

If you generated those two certificates, now you have to export them to your disk and import into Azure Portal.

1. Open certmgr.msc from command line or Windows + F and search for certmgr.msc

2. If you have certmgr opened, navigate into Personal->Certificates->My Azure Management Certificate and right click All Task->Export

3. Then Select "Yes, export the private key" -> Select Personal Information Exchange (.PFX), Uncheck "Include all certification path if possible" -> Select Password, and type password -> Type file name and select location of your certificate

4. Open command line navigate to the folder where you saved your .pfx file and run following command openssl pkcs12 -in vagrant.pfx -out c.pem -nodes source you can change name vagrant.pfx into something that fits you.

5. Go back to Personal Certificates->Select My Azure Management Certificate->Export-> Then Select "No, do not export the private key" -> Select DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER) -> Type file name and select location of your certificate

6. Go to azure developer portal and select -> Settings-> Managment Certifcate -> Upload certificate -> select file from point 2.3

##Other Info

###Routmap

1. Add AWS provider
2. Add UDP ports for Azure