Hi, I'm just starting out with Vagrant and I have a question re: supporting
multiple providers in a single Vagrantfile.
We have a mix of Windows/Mac/Linux developers, and I'd like to be able to
`vagrant up` local VMs (via virtualbox, for the devs with Windows/Mac),
remote VMs (via vagrant-aws for demo'ing/testing remotely) and local
containers (via docker, for the devs with linux workstations).
Is this possible/practical with Vagrant? This is the minimal Vagrantfile I
have so far:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/b17afeb8fc1050d4faab
Because vagrant-aws requires a "dummy" box, and the Docker provider
requires no box, I used what feels like a horrible hack with the the case
statement for ARGV[2].
It works, but I feel like there's a proper way to make this generic (or
make the conf entirely provider-specific?) but I'm missing it. Or possibly
I've misunderstood something fundamental about what Vagrant offers.
Can anyone point me in the right direction please?
Regards,
Ben.
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