Defining a single machine Vagrant environment
The most basic mode of defining a Vagrant is the definition of a single machine environment. This type of environment defines a single virtual machine that is managed with a simple vagrant up command. In the first chapter, all of the Vagrant machines defined were single machine environments. In this recipe, we'll take a closer look at how these machines are defined.
How to do it...
There are two ways we can define single machine environments. A simple environment with global configurations can be used to create a single environment, or a defined environment can be used as the start of a multimachine environment. This chapter will focus on single environments, but you might find that defining virtual machines is a more flexible configuration.
Simple Vagrant environment
Initialize a Vagrant environment. This is very similar to how we initialized environments in Chapter 1, Setting Up Your Environment, in this case, start with an empty Vagrantfile by...
