anchor.diff: -= Steps to Deploy Apiman to Fabric8 on Vagrant and OSX
  += Bleeding edge, steps to Deploy Apiman to Fabric8 on Vagrant and OSX
   :hp-tags: Apiman, Fabric8
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  -Fabric8 is cloud infrastructure build on Kubernetes and DOcker. Fabric8 is fun to work with but Fabric8 is a fast moving train! If you want to be on it you need to hold on tight. In this post I list the minimal steps to get Apiman running on Fabric with the latest code. I'm assuming you have recent versions of Git, Java, Maven and Virtual Box installed your machine. If you do, then the following steps will get you up and running with Apiman on Fabric8.
  +Fabric8 is cloud infrastructure build on Kubernetes and Docker. Fabric8 is fun to work with but Fabric8 is a fast moving train! If you want to be on it you need to hold on tight. In this post I list the minimal steps to get Apiman running on Fabric with the latest code. I'm assuming you have recent versions of Git, Java, Maven and Virtual Box installed your machine. If you do, then the following steps will get you up and running with Apiman on Fabric8.
   
   === Obtain the Fabric8 installer
   The following steps are for OSX, if you are running something else check with http://fabric8.io/guide/getStarted/vagrant.html
  
positive.code: mvn install
  ....
  
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negative.code: Depending on how fast your machine and internet connection is, this will take at least 20 minutes. 
  Don't for get to set the following environment variables
  ....
  export KUBERNETES_TRUST_CERT=true
  export DOCKER_IP=172.28.128.4
  export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://172.28.128.4:2375
  export KUBERNETES_MASTER=https://172.28.128.4:8443
  export KUBERNETES_DOMAIN=vagrant.f8
  export KUBERNETES_NAMESPACE=default
  ....
  So while this is going we can continue installing the client tooling. 
  
  