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Vagrant Virtual Development Environment Cookbook

You're reading from   Vagrant Virtual Development Environment Cookbook 35 solutions to help you utilize virtualization with Vagrant more effectively – learn how to develop and manage Vagrant in the cloud to improve collaboration

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2015
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ISBN-13 9781784393748
Length 250 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Chad O Thompson Chad O Thompson
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Setting Up Your Environment FREE CHAPTER 2. Single Machine Environments 3. Provisioning a Vagrant Environment 4. Provisioning with Configuration Management Tools 5. Networked Vagrant Environments 6. Vagrant in the Cloud 7. Packaging Vagrant Boxes A. Vagrant Plugins B. A Puppet Development Environment C. Using Docker with Vagrant Index

Introduction


While developing applications with local Vagrant machines is a very handy tool for development, there are a few cases where our local environments can be somewhat limited. Cloud-based services can be utilized with Vagrant to create more powerful development environments or perhaps even simply share resources with other developers.

This chapter contains recipes that address two primary use cases:

  • The case where our development environments of one (or multiple) machines require more computational resources that are available on a development workstation

  • The case where we wish to share our environments with other developers or end users

These cases can be met by using cloud services (such as Amazon Web Services or DigitalOcean) for greater computational power and a publically accessible deployment. Simple cases of sharing and demonstrating resources can also be accomplished fairly simply by using another HashiCorp service: Atlas (http://atlas.hashicorp.com).

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