Maintaining Homestead

Laravel's Homestead project is the second most downloaded public Vagrant environment. Initially designed to be a full-featured local development environment focused on making Laravel developer's experience easier Homestead has grown into a solid, well-rounded LAMP stack Vagrant environment for nearly any PHP project.

Join us as we review the features and inner workings of Homestead, explore some features you may not be aware of, and even take a trip deep into the operations process of how we build and deliver the best vagrant environment for the PHP community. We'll also cover extending Homestead and making it work for your custom applications and how you can easily share the customized environment with your teammates, coworkers, or contributors.

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1. Maintaining Homestead Joe Ferguson June 1st 2018
2. Who Am I? Joe Ferguson PHP Developer PHP Architect @ Ministry Brands Twitter: @JoePFerguson OSMI Board Member Drone Racing Pilot
3. vagrantup.com
4. Homestead Principles Easy to use First class Laravel support Support all 3 major Operating Systems Flexible and extendable Fast to start up
5. Local Dev Environment
6. Just Use Docker
7. Vagrant Providers
8. Vagrant uses Virtualbox’s API
9. Vagrant Boxes
10. Vagrant Boxes
11. Adding Vagrant Boxes
12. Updating Vagrant Boxes
13. Installed Vagrant Boxes
14. Lots of Users
15. What’s in Homestead •Ubuntu 18.04 •PHP 5.6 •PHP 7.0 •PHP 7.1 •PHP 7.2 •Nginx •MySQL •MariaDB •Sqlite3 •Postgres •MailHog •Composer •NodeJS •Bower •Grunt •Gulp •Beanstalkd •Memcached
16. Getting Homestead git clone https://github.com/laravel/homestead.git Homestead
17. Getting Homestead cd Homestead && bash init.sh
18. How I use Homestead composer require —dev laravel/homestead
19. Make Homestead ./vendor/bin/homested make
20. Configuring Homestead
21. Configuring Homestead
22. Configuring Homestead
23. Do Not Do This
24. Configuring Homestead
25. Configuring Homestead
26. More Configuration
27. Starting Homestead
28. Inspecting Homestead
29. Edit /etc/hosts Optional for per project Homestead
30. Inspecting Homestead
31. Inspecting Homestead
32. Stopping Homestead
33. Don’t version control Homestead.yaml
34. Customizing Homestead
35. after.sh
36. Peeking under the hood
38. Powered By
39. Vagrantfile
40. Vagrantfile
41. scripts/homestead.rb
42. Setup and Configure
43. Configure Networking
44. VirtualBox Settings
45. VMware Settings
46. Parallels Settings
47. Configure Ports
48. Configure Ports & Key
49. Copy SSH Keys
50. Copy Files
51. Map Folders
52. Clear any existing nginx
53. Configure Sites
54. Create Sites
55. Configure Cron Jobs
56. Configure Variables
57. Install optional software
58. CouchDB & Elasticsearch
59. Configure Databases
60. Configure Blackfire
61. Setup ngrok
62. scripts/serve-laravel.sh
63. scripts/create-mysql.sh
64. Site Types apache laravel (default) elgg crystal pimcore spa proxy (nginx) silverstripe statamic symfony2 / 4 zf /expressive apigility
65. PHP Versions
66. PHP Versions
67. How do you deliver a feature rich Vagrant box that boots in ~1 minute?
68. Laravel Settler
69. Laravel Settler
70. packer.io
71. packer.io
72. Bento Boxes http://chef.github.io/bento/
73. Building Homestead Copy provision script to bento repo
74. Building with Packer
75. Build Output
76. Testing Our Build
77. Testing Our Build
78. Testing Our Build
79. Testing Our Build
80. Ship It!
81. Warning for Windows
82. Contributing Encourage new contributors Creating new site types is easy Adding “bolt on” features like ElasticSearch, Apache, MariaDB, etc
83. Contributing
84. Joe Ferguson Twitter: @JoePFerguson Email: joe@joeferguson.me Freenode: joepferguson Contact Info: https://joind.in/talk/e58c1