My OS is Win10 pro with Hyper-V disabled. 
I have 2 docker server open source projects (with different architecture, 
database, …) each with its own docker compose yml file for configurations & 
setups. 
I created a vagrantfile for each of these projects and able to run each of 
these projects on its own using the vagrantfile. 
Now, I want to run these 2 docker projects concurrently, each with its 
private network IP address defined in the vagrantfile. More importantly, I 
want these projects to be able to communicate with each other and able to 
send files to each other. But I am not sure how I can achieve this.
Here are my questions:
1/ Is it recommend or possible to have the same vagrantfile to initiate and 
to run 2 compose yml files (one for each project)?
2/ To get these 2 projects (if I can get them up and running 
simultaneously) to talk to each other, I am planning to assign a different 
private IP address for each of these projects in the vagrantfile. Is this 
the right way to do it?
3/ Is what I’d described and what I want to do above fall into the category 
of multi-machines in Vagrant? If not, can someone please tell me the right 
keywords so that I can google for answers? Any references to examples 
(tutorial sites or Youtube) how I can implement this will be of great help.
Thanks in advance.
Sorcerer

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