# Change dir where your config is
cd ~;
# Add your account
# coreos account add ...
# Create 5 nodes
# discover url, communication and other stuff will be handled under the hood
coreos bootstrap --numberOfNodes=5;
No, i'm not kidding, and YES its easy!
You have an option on bootstrap
method to supply an account for provisioning
nodes, but by default it will try to use all your accounts instead.
This is useful if you are on Azure Bizspark program or something similar, since their spread offered credits into 5 accounts.