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Vagrant provides technology to implement workflows that involve building and managing virtual machines. The virtual machines can be provisioned in top of AWS, VMWare, VirtualBox or [https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/providers/ any other provider]. Standard provisioning tools (shell scripts, Chef, Pupped) can be used. The metadata to build machines based of is contained by [[#Vagrantfile|Vagrantfile]].
Vagrant provides technology to implement workflows that involve building and managing virtual machines. The virtual machines can be provisioned in top of AWS, VMWare, VirtualBox or [https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/providers/ any other provider]. Standard provisioning tools (shell scripts, Chef, Pupped) can be used. The metadata to build machines based of is contained by [[#Vagrantfile|Vagrantfile]].


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Latest revision as of 21:20, 16 November 2019

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Overview

Vagrant provides technology to implement workflows that involve building and managing virtual machines. The virtual machines can be provisioned in top of AWS, VMWare, VirtualBox or any other provider. Standard provisioning tools (shell scripts, Chef, Pupped) can be used. The metadata to build machines based of is contained by Vagrantfile.

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