Hi Folks,

I'm pretty new to Vagrant, but I managed to create a VirtualBox VM with an 
app stack and an auto-populated Maria DB, which I'll be able to share with 
other developers on the team just by giving them a directory with a 
Vagrantfile and included shell provisioner scripts.

Just today, I started playing with switching the provider over to Docker. 
That's had some snags along the way, but I think most of it is worked out. 
However, one thing I'm used to with the VirtualBox provider is being able 
to specify a static IP for the VM for host-only communication:


config.vm.network :private_network, ip: "192.168.56.10"


Then, I can simply have a permanent host entry of:

192.168.56.10 local.mysite.com


I haven't figured out how to do the same with the Docker provider. [It 
assigns the IP dynamically, and it seems to change for some (maybe all) 
vagrant ups.]

How do I accomplish this sort of thing with the Docker provider? For what 
it's worth, I'm developing the Vagrant project on Linux, but it will be 
also used by teammates on Macs and Windows.

Thanks,
Jamie

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