Folks - I am new to CF/BOSH so bear with me if this is a trivial question.From what I understand BOSH is used to deploy CloudFoundry on IaaS. So what exactly is the purpose of Bosh Lite other than being able to deploy local a CF instance on Windows (for example)? Can't CF be deployed locally using BOSH? I am sure answer is staring me at my face but I can't see it :)
Also, is it safe to assume that when deploying CloudFoundry locally, IaaS layer is "emulated" by VirtualBox which in turn also requires that CPU supports VT-x/AMD-V virtualization technologies?
Also, is it safe to assume that when deploying CloudFoundry locally, IaaS layer is "emulated" by VirtualBox which in turn also requires that CPU supports VT-x/AMD-V virtualization technologies?
Thanks Wayne - I had hoped this was the case but VirtualBox was unable to start bosh-lite Vagrant instance and when I looked up the error code it said something to the effect that "VT-x is not available". To be fair, this error occurred in a virtualized Linux box on which I had installed VirtualBox and Vagrant and was trying to install CloudFoundry. I assume this is not a supported scenario as there were 2 layers of virtualization involved - bosh-lite Vagrant/virtualBox combo running on top of a virtualized Redhat instance.