An Introduction to Vagrant & Vaprobash

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AN INTRODUCTION TO VAGRANT & VAPROBASH BY DRIES VINTS

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ABOUT ME ▸ Developer at BeatSwitch ▸ Writer of Laravel Weekly ▸ Contributor for Laracon EU

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THE GOALS ▸ Intro to Vagrant ▸ Start using Vaprobash

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DEVOPS

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WHAT WILL THIS TALK NOT COVER? ▸ Detailed provisioning ▸ Server configuration (Apache, Nginx) ▸ Vagrant deployment

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WHAT WILL THIS TALK COVER? ▸ Quick intro of Vagrant & basics ▸ Quick overview of provisioners ▸ Getting started with Vaprobash

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WHAT IS VAGRANT? ▸ Created by Mitchell Hashimoto in 2010 ▸ Development environments ▸ Lightweight, reproducible and sharable

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WHY VAGRANT?

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"It works on my machine"

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WHY VAGRANT? ▸ Sharable development environments ▸ No more messing w/ your workstation ▸ Works on all major OS: Linux, OSX and Wincrap FREE

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VAGRANT VS. TRADITIONAL METHODS ▸ MAMP ▸ Development Servers ▸ Personal Virtual Servers

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DEVELOP ON VIRTUAL PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS

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TERMINOLOGY ▸ Boxes (vagrantcloud.com) ▸ Host and Guest ▸ Provider (Virtualbox, VM Ware) ▸ Provisioner ▸ Synced Folder ▸ Vagrantfile

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GETTING STARTED

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WHAT YOU NEED ▸ Vagrant ▸ Virtualbox or VM Ware

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VAGRANTFILE Vagrant.configure("2") do |config| config.vm.box = "hashicorp/precise32" config.vm.provision :shell, :path => "bootstrap.sh" config.vm.network :forwarded_port, host: 4567, guest: 80 end

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COMMANDS $ vagrant up $ vagrant reload $ vagrant halt $ vagrant suspend $ vagrant resume $ vagrant provision $ vagrant ssh $ vagrant destroy $ vagrant share

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VAGRANT CLOUD vagrantcloud.com ▸ Vagrant share ▸ Box distribution (private or public) ▸ Discover boxes

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PROVISIONING

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PROVISIONERS ▸ Puppet ▸ Chef ▸ Ansible ▸ Bash

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PUPPET - CHEF - ANSIBLE ▸ Puppet: not sequential ▸ Chef: high learning curve & chaotic documentation ▸ Ansible: easy (read: easier)

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VAPROBASH

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VAPROBASH ▸ Created by Chris Fidao ▸ Vagrant Provisioning Bash Scripts ▸ Goal: easy to use provisioning

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BASE SUPPORT ▸ Git ▸ PHP ▸ Vim ▸ ...

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WEB SERVERS ▸ Apache ▸ HHVM ▸ Nginx

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DATABASES ▸ MySQL ▸ PostgreSQL ▸ SQLite ▸ MongoDB ▸ ...

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FRAMEWORKS/TOOLS ▸ Composer ▸ Laravel ▸ Symfony ▸ PHPUnit ▸ ...

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AND MORE ▸ Memcached ▸ Redis ▸ ElasticSearch and ElasticHQ ▸ Beanstalkd ▸ ...

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XIP.IO # xip.io domain 192.168.22.10.xip.io # or hosts file entry 192.168.22.10 example.loc

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DEMO!

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SHOULD I USE VAGRANT?

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DON'T STOP HERE ALWAYS BE LEARNING

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