Hi Chris,
here is a slightly different approach: instread of using packer to create a
new vagrant basebox, you could simply export the virtualbox .ova file after
vagrant up.
Example here:
https://github.com/tknerr/linus-kitchen#packaging
I use this method to build a full .ova image for each majo
packer.io can help to build base boxes.
My own personal cycle goes like this.
start with a basic Vagrant file.
add a provision script. (ensure its idempotent, so you can run it twice
with no negative issues)
Split in to 2 the script one for pre-requirement and other for run time.
Once the pre-req
Hello all,
I have my own opinions but I'd like to know what the recommended way is
when working with Vagrant on a team of developers. There appear to be two
ways:
1. Every developer builds from a common Vagrantfile (typically embedded in
source control). Changes to the vagrant instance are rel
