We're going to take a look at some obvious advantages and disadvantages to local installations, containers, and VMs, as well as deciding when it might be ideal to use one or the other.
Comparing the benefits of local installs, containers, and VMs
Getting ready
If you want to follow along in this section, ensure that you've got Docker installed and set up, as well as having QEMU tools enabled (both from the previous sections).
SSH to your Ubuntu VM:
$ vagrant ssh ubuntu1804
Now, you might want to install Vagrant inside our Vagrant VM (for the VM examples that follow):
$ sudo apt install vagrant -y
Once you've added yourself to the appropriate groups, log out of your VirtualBox VM and back in, prior to moving...