# uptimerunner-vagrant

This scenario verifies a real remote runner shape with two Vagrant machines:

1. `controller` runs the uptime.link runner protocol handler.
2. `runner` compiles and installs `uptimerunner` as a systemd service.
3. `runner` also runs a local HTTP target on `127.0.0.1`.
4. The controller assigns a check for that runner-local target.
5. The remote runner heartbeats, executes the check from its own VM, and submits
   the result back to the controller.

Run it with:

```bash
pnpm scenario:uptimerunner-vagrant
```

Override the default private-network addresses if they collide locally:

```bash
UPTIMELINK_VAGRANT_CONTROLLER_IP=192.168.60.10 \
UPTIMELINK_VAGRANT_RUNNER_IP=192.168.60.11 \
pnpm scenario:uptimerunner-vagrant
```

The scenario defaults to `UPTIMELINK_VAGRANT_PROVIDER=libvirt`. If this host
uses VirtualBox instead, run:

```bash
UPTIMELINK_VAGRANT_PROVIDER=virtualbox pnpm scenario:uptimerunner-vagrant
```

If the current shell has not picked up newly added `libvirt` group membership,
run:

```bash
sg libvirt -c 'pnpm scenario:uptimerunner-vagrant'
```