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Create an AWS virtual machine.

  1. Goto AWS Console > AWS Identity & Access Management > Roles.
  • Click on Create New Role.
  • Type "spinnakerRole" in the Role Name field. Hit Next Step.
  • Click Select for the Amazon EC2 service.
  • Select the checkbox next to PowerUserAccess, then click Next Step, followed by Create Role.
  • Click on the role you created.
  • Click on the Inline Policies header, then click the link to create an inline policy.
  • Click Select for Policy Generator.
  • Select AWS Identity and Access Management from the AWS Service pulldown.
  • Select PassRole for Actions.
  • Type * (the asterisk character) in the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) box.
  • Click Add Statement, then Next Step.
  • Click Apply Policy.
  • Goto AWS Console > EC2.
  • Click Launch Instance.
  • Click Community AMIs then
  • If the default region where your resources were allocated in Step 1 is us-west-2, click Select for the Spinnaker-Ubuntu-14.04-42 - ami-cfb87eaf image. Otherwise, consult this region-to-AMI mapping table to identify an appropriate image to use.
  • Under Step 2: Choose an Instance Type, click the radio button for m4.xlarge, then click Next: Configure Instance Details.
  • Set the Auto-assign Public IP field to Enable, and the IAM role to "spinnakerRole".
  • Click Review and Launch.
  • Click Launch.
  • Select the my-aws-account-keypair you created earlier.
  • Click View Instances. Make note of the Public IP field for the newly-created instance. This will be needed in the next step.
  • Note that it will take several minutes for Spinnaker post-configurations to complete.
  1. Shell in and open an SSH tunnel from your host to the virtual machine.

  • Add this to ~/.ssh/config

      Host spinnaker-start
    HostName <Public DNS name of instance you just created>
    IdentityFile </path/to/my-aws-account-keypair.pem>
    ControlMaster yes
    ControlPath ~/.ssh/spinnaker-tunnel.ctl
    RequestTTY no
    LocalForward 9000 127.0.0.1:9000
    LocalForward 8084 127.0.0.1:8084
    LocalForward 8087 127.0.0.1:8087
    User ubuntu

  Host spinnaker-stop
    HostName <Public DNS name of instance you just created>
    IdentityFile </path/to/my-aws-account-keypair.pem>
    ControlPath ~/.ssh/spinnaker-tunnel.ctl
    RequestTTY no

  • Create a spinnaker-tunnel.sh file with the following content, and give it execute permissions

      #!/bin/bash

  socket=$HOME/.ssh/spinnaker-tunnel.ctl

  if [ "$1" == "start" ]; then
    if [ ! \( -e ${socket} \) ]; then
      echo "Starting tunnel to Spinnaker..."
      ssh -f -N spinnaker-start && echo "Done."
    else
      echo "Tunnel to Spinnaker running."
    fi
  fi

  if [ "$1" == "stop" ]; then
    if [ \( -e ${socket} \) ]; then
      echo "Stopping tunnel to Spinnaker..."
      ssh -O "exit" spinnaker-stop && echo "Done."
    else
      echo "Tunnel to Spinnaker stopped."
    fi
  fi

  • Execute the script to start your Spinnaker tunnel

      ./spinnaker-tunnel.sh start

  • You can also stop your Spinnaker tunnel

      ./spinnaker-tunnel.sh stop

  • Once you have started your Spinnaker tunnel, you can connect to Spinnaker in your browser using the address:

      http://127.0.0.1:9000/

Amazon AMI IDs

Latest AMI builds: