Vagrant For Mac
2021年6月3日Download here: http://gg.gg/uu6qt
This version was created almost 4 years ago.
*Vagrant Osx
*Vagrant Timeout Waiting For Machine To Boot
*Brew Install Vagrant
Checking Vagrant Cloud for new versions of the box; Forwarding from port 2222 on the host to port 22 (ssh) on the guest (VMware Fusion and Parallels Desktop only) Sharing the root folder of the Vagrant environment as ’/vagrant’ on the guest; To re-enable the default ssh port forwarding you can add the following line to your environment’s. Can anyone provide what versions are compatible please for vagrant/ virtual box on mac mojave 10.14.2. I’m trying to learn these technologies from scratch. I currently have vagrant 1.7.1 and virt.
If your camera is not on the list, or ifthe support is different from what is indicated, please let us know! Latest Version (0.9.2)The most recent version of macam is release 0.9.2, available.This version adds support for a number of webcams. Driver logitech for mac. Thus many cameras are supported that we havenot even heard about.is a list of cameras with macamsupport indicated.Remember that this list is necessarily incomplete and not alwaysup to date; so please try the macam application with your camerabefore abandoning hope.
*Free download Vagrant Vagrant for Mac OS X. Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments in a single workflow.
*Currently, vagrant machines must already be initialized in order for Vagrant Manager to detect them. Make sure you have run vagrant init on any machine you want to appear in Vagrant Manager. Once Vagrant Manager has detected a machine, you can bookmark it so that it will not disappear when you destroy the machine.
This is a issue tracker for OS X Vagrant boxes, which can be found in Download section
Box was tested only on VirtualBox with Mac OS as a host. Mainly, I made it to build our iOS applications via CI-server.Downloads
Since VagrantCloud can’t host this images, you can use direct links to download them. Download speed may be slow.
*Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10 (XCode 6.4): v0.2.1, direct link (13Gb) (sha1: e02ea7fff9c3af980bfa733c8feb2e03bf562cfd)
*macOS Sierra (XCode 8.2): v0.3.1, direct link (14.1Gb)
Also you can download older boxes from Hashicorp Atlas page AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx/ (if it’s accessible at the moment), or simply by starting with vagrant init AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx instead of url.Setting up
*Install Vagrant and VirtualBox;
*cd into your project directory;
*Run vagrant init https://vagrant-osx.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/osx-sierra-0.3.1.box;
*Your Vagrantfile should be ready as soon as Vagrant downloads box;
*Start VM by calling vagrant up.OS X Licensing
Apple’s EULA states that you can install your copy on your actual Apple-hardware, plus up to two VMs running on your Apple-hardware. So using this box on another hardware is may be illegal and you should do it on your own risk.
By using it you agree with all macOS Sierra and XCode license agreements.What’s included?
Sierra box:
*Default Vagrantfile (inside box) that fixes most of common issues;
*Homebrew;
*Homebrew Cask;
*NodeJS 7.2.1 (npm 3.10.10, n 2.1.3);
*Lunchy;
*Puppet 4.8.1;
*XCode 8.2 (and XCode Command Line Tools).
Yosemite box:
*Default Vagrantfile (inside box) that fixes most of common issues;
*Homebrew;
*Homebrew Cask;
*Puppet 3.7.4;
*XCode 6.4;
*XCode Command Line Tools;
*NodeJS 0.12.7 (for npm);
*Appium 1.4.10;
*iOS Simulator (all devices for iOS 8.4).Useful cli tools and information
*Nomad CLI - provides a set of tools that allow to manage certificates, profiles and many other things;
*ObjC.io Issue 6 - how-to article about building apps in cli-only (this one about Travis-Ci);
*security - use it to manage your keychains;
*xctool - Facebook project for building iOS apps.Common issues
*Box may crash on AMD-based hosts due to VirtualBox issues.
*Do not turn 3D acceleration on in VirtualBox, or it will start retuning aborted condition and would not start in headless mode;
*VirtualBox doesn’t have Guest additions for Mac OS X, so you can’t have shared folders. Instead you can use normal network shared folders (docs):# Use NFS for the shared folderconfig.vm.synced_folder ’.’, ’/vagrant’, id: ’core’, :nfs => true, :mount_options => [’nolock,vers=3,udp,noatime’]
*If your VM freezes with hfs mounted macintosh hd on device root_device then you need to set cpuidset inside your Vagrantfile: vb.customize [’modifyvm’, :id, ’--cpuidset’, ’1’,’000206a7’,’02100800’,’1fbae3bf’,’bfebfbff’] (it’s included since version 0.2);
*If your mouse does not work on a MacBook Pro host machine, shut down the VM and open the VirtualBox Manager. Edit the VM’s settings. Choose the System tab. Under the Motherboard sub-tab, set the Chipset option to be PIIX 3, and set the Pointing Device option to be USB Tablet. Restart the VM;
*When OSX is trying to prompt graphically for password (i.e when using swift REPL), it will raise the error error:process exited with status -1) (lost connection) because there is no graphical output when using vagrant via ssh login, enable the develop mode can solve this situation, run the following command:sudo /usr/sbin/DevToolsSecurity --enable;
*If you need user password (for example for Homebrew Cask). Vagrant have default consideration to create user vagrant with password vagrant, you can use it.Warning
VirtualBox support for Mac OS X is experimental. More information can be found in official docs.Tips to build your own box
Main think you should remember is that you need latest VirtualBox version BEFORE you start installation. Process of installation is pretty straight forward (as on usual Mac), but you need to erase virtual drive during installation via Disk Utilities. After that just follow Vagrant guide to create base box and another one to package it.
Sometimes you need to rebuild VirtualBox kernel extensions before installing OS on VM. Unzip rar files for mac.Helpful links (most of them are outdated):
*Also you might be interested to take look at radeksimko/vagrant-osx that can build boxes for VMWare Vagrant provider.
* virtualbox Externally hosted (vagrant-osx.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com) v0.2.1
This version was created about 5 years ago.
The full description and issue tracker can be found on GitHub AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx.What’s included?
*Puppet 3.7.4
*XCode 6.4
*XCode Command Line Tools
*NodeJS 0.12.7 (for npm)
*Appium 1.4.10
*iOS Simulator (all devices for iOS 8.4)Useful cli tools and information
*Nomad CLI - provides a set of tools that allow to manage certificates, profiles and many other things;
*ObjC.io Issue 6 - how-to article about building apps in cli-only (this one about Travis-Ci);
*security - use it to manage your keychains;
*xctool - Facebook project for building iOS apps.Common issues
*Do not turn 3D acceleration on in VirtualBox, or it will start retuning aborted condition and would not start in headless mode;
*VirtualBox doesn’t have Guest additions for Mac OS X, so you can’t have shared folders. Instead you can use normal network shared folders (docs).
*If you face VM freezed on message hfs mounted macintosh hd on device root_device then you need to set cpuidset inside your Vagrantfile: vb.customize [’modifyvm’, :id, ’--cpuidset’, ’1’,’000206a7’,’02100800’,’1fbae3bf’,’bfebfbff’] (it’s included since version 0.2);
*If your mouse does not work on a MacBook Pro host machine, shut down the VM and open the VirtualBox Manager. Edit the VM’s settings. Choose the System tab. Under the Motherboard sub-tab, set the Chipset option to be PIIX 3, and set the Pointing Device option to be USB Tablet. Restart the VM;
*When OSX is trying to prompt graphically for password (i.e when using swift REPL), it will raise the error error:process exited with status -1) (lost connection) because there is no graphical output when using vagrant via ssh login, enable the develop mode can solve this situation, run the following command:sudo /usr/sbin/DevToolsSecurity --enable;
*In early versions of this box you need to accept XCode license by you own. If you face error: Agreeing to the Xcode/iOS license requires admin privileges, please re-run as root via sudo., just run this command: sudo xcodebuild -license accept;
*If you need user password (for example for Homebrew Cask). Vagrant have default consideration to create user vagrant with password vagrant, you can use it.OS X Licensing
Apple’s EULA states that you can install your copy on your actual Apple-hardware, plus up to two VMs running on your Apple-hardware. So using this box on another hardware is may be illigal and you should do it on your own risk.
* virtualbox Hosted by Vagrant Cloud (13 GB) v0.2.0
This version was created about 5 years ago.
The full description and issue tracker can be found on GitHub AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx.
* virtualbox Hosted by Vagrant Cloud v0.1.0
This version was created about 5 years ago.
The full description and issue tracker can be found on GitHub AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx.
* virtualbox Externally hosted (files.dryga.com)
Learn about virtual machines and how you can use Vagrant and VirtualBox to set up a local Ubuntu installation.
I’ve gotten to the point in my web development career where I can no longer avoid the words VirtualBox, Vagrant, and Docker. Thanks to my friend Timm Stelzer, I finally got over my fear of the unknown and delved into the world of virtual machines via Vagrant and VirtualBox.
Now that I’ve finally used them, I can see how fun and useful they are, and since I’ve just set everything up myself in 2017 with the most up-to-date installations I could find, I can share what I’ve learned with you.Prerequisites
The only prerequisite to this article is command line knowledge, and it is mandatory. This article that I wrote, How to Use the Command Line, will tell you everything you need to know, from moving around directories, creating files, and sshing into servers. If you’re not familiar with any of that, please read the aforementioned article.Goals
In this tutorial, we will learn:
*What VirtualBox is
*What Vagrant is
*How to use Vagrant and VirtualBox in tandem to set up a local Ubuntu installation
*How to connect to the Ubuntu server we createIntroduction
VirtualBox is basically inception for your computer. You can use VirtualBox to run entire sandboxed operating systems within your own computer.
Vagrant is software that is used to manage a development environment. Through the command line, you can grab any available OS, install it, configure it, run it, work inside of it, shut it down, and more.
Using VirtualBox and Vagrant, you can simulate the production environment of your app or website. For example, if you’re using Digital Ocean or AWS to run a Virtual Private Server (VPS) in the cloud running Ubuntu, PHP, and MySQL, you can install your local version to have all the same versions of that software, while keeping your own computer’s software untouched. This can reduce and eliminate bugs and errors that result from trying to develop code for a production server on an environment that does not match.
In this tutorial, we’re going to install Vagrant and VirtualBox, and install Ubuntu Server. We’re going to connect to the Ubuntu server though ssh to confirm that everything is running properly.
After this tutorial, learn to install a LAMP server on the environment we create.Step 1 - Install Virtual Box and VagrantInstall VirtualBox
Go to the VirtualBox download page, choose your operating system (Windows or macOS) and download and install the software.
I clicked OS X and the download started.Install Vagrant
Go to the Vagrant download page, choose your operating system (Windows or macOS) and download and install the software.
Again, I chose Mac OS X.Step 2 - Install Ubuntu Server with Vagrant
Create a directory for your virtual host to live. I created a VirtualMachines directory (which will potentially contain all of my virtual machine installations), and made a new directory within called ubuntu for this specific installation to live. The whole path is as follows:
Your path will be slightly different for Windows, using C:/, but otherwise will be the same idea.Install Ubuntu Box
You can Discover Vagrant Boxes via the Vagrant Cloud. ubuntu/trusty64 is the most popular box (machine), with nearly 30 million installs and updated within the last day. This is the one we’ll be using.
In Terminal (Mac) or Git Bash (or whatever shell you’re using on Windows), type the following to install Ubuntu Server 14.04.
After a few moments, this will be the output to let you know it’s successful.
Now initialize the new vagrant in your VirtualMachines/ubuntu directory with the init command.
Finally, get Ubuntu up and running with the vagrant up command.
When you see ’Machine booted and ready!’, everything is good to go!Fixing Guest Additions Error
This is great, and all set up. Mmo for mac and pc. However, you may have gotten this error:
This might not be a problem, but let’s make sure it doesn’t become a problem. First, use the halt method to shut down your currently running Vagrant.
Let’s quickly install a plugin called vbguest to fix this error.
It will run through some more commands, and most likely the above error will still persist. Let’s reload the Vagrant machine with the reload command.
Now the errors will be gone.What about VirtualBox?
Looks like we didn’t use VirtualBox for anything at all. But go ahead and open up the VirtualBox application. This is what you will see running:
As you can see, VirtualBox is letting us know that Ubuntu is running properly. We don’t really need to know much more about it at this point.Step 3 - SSH into UbuntuVagrant Osx
Now we have this Ubuntu operating system set up on our computer, but how do we access it? Just like you would access any remote Linux server through the command line, you will do the same with Vagrant. Run vagrant ssh to securely enter the Ubuntu virtual machine.
When you login, you will see something along these lines.
You’re in! You now have a complete Ubuntu Server installation running through VirtualBox on your computer, and you’re connected to it. Type exit at any time to exit out of the server, and vagrant halt to shut it down.Conclusion
Here is a review of the commands we used with Vagrant today.CommandPurposevagrant box add ORG/BUILDAdd a new virtual machinevagrant init ORG/BUILDInitialize virtual machinevagrant upStart up virtual machinevagrant reloadRestart virtual machinevagrant haltShut down virtual machinevagrant sshSSH into the virtual machineVagrant Timeout Waiting For Machine To Boot
Note: All these commands must be done locally from the directory in which you want the virtual machine to be installed, except vagrant box add.Brew Install Vagrant
As a review, VirtualBox is the software that runs the operating system, and vagrant will give you the methods to manage them. You can also think of vagrant as a package manager that has a repository of different operating systems to use.
Vagrant and VirtualBox can be used to create a local environment that matches the production environment of your server.
Move on to Part 2: Setting up LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) from the Ubuntu Server environment we created, and how to access it from your local computer.
Download here: http://gg.gg/uu6qt
https://diarynote.indered.space
This version was created almost 4 years ago.
*Vagrant Osx
*Vagrant Timeout Waiting For Machine To Boot
*Brew Install Vagrant
Checking Vagrant Cloud for new versions of the box; Forwarding from port 2222 on the host to port 22 (ssh) on the guest (VMware Fusion and Parallels Desktop only) Sharing the root folder of the Vagrant environment as ’/vagrant’ on the guest; To re-enable the default ssh port forwarding you can add the following line to your environment’s. Can anyone provide what versions are compatible please for vagrant/ virtual box on mac mojave 10.14.2. I’m trying to learn these technologies from scratch. I currently have vagrant 1.7.1 and virt.
If your camera is not on the list, or ifthe support is different from what is indicated, please let us know! Latest Version (0.9.2)The most recent version of macam is release 0.9.2, available.This version adds support for a number of webcams. Driver logitech for mac. Thus many cameras are supported that we havenot even heard about.is a list of cameras with macamsupport indicated.Remember that this list is necessarily incomplete and not alwaysup to date; so please try the macam application with your camerabefore abandoning hope.
*Free download Vagrant Vagrant for Mac OS X. Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments in a single workflow.
*Currently, vagrant machines must already be initialized in order for Vagrant Manager to detect them. Make sure you have run vagrant init on any machine you want to appear in Vagrant Manager. Once Vagrant Manager has detected a machine, you can bookmark it so that it will not disappear when you destroy the machine.
This is a issue tracker for OS X Vagrant boxes, which can be found in Download section
Box was tested only on VirtualBox with Mac OS as a host. Mainly, I made it to build our iOS applications via CI-server.Downloads
Since VagrantCloud can’t host this images, you can use direct links to download them. Download speed may be slow.
*Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10 (XCode 6.4): v0.2.1, direct link (13Gb) (sha1: e02ea7fff9c3af980bfa733c8feb2e03bf562cfd)
*macOS Sierra (XCode 8.2): v0.3.1, direct link (14.1Gb)
Also you can download older boxes from Hashicorp Atlas page AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx/ (if it’s accessible at the moment), or simply by starting with vagrant init AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx instead of url.Setting up
*Install Vagrant and VirtualBox;
*cd into your project directory;
*Run vagrant init https://vagrant-osx.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/osx-sierra-0.3.1.box;
*Your Vagrantfile should be ready as soon as Vagrant downloads box;
*Start VM by calling vagrant up.OS X Licensing
Apple’s EULA states that you can install your copy on your actual Apple-hardware, plus up to two VMs running on your Apple-hardware. So using this box on another hardware is may be illegal and you should do it on your own risk.
By using it you agree with all macOS Sierra and XCode license agreements.What’s included?
Sierra box:
*Default Vagrantfile (inside box) that fixes most of common issues;
*Homebrew;
*Homebrew Cask;
*NodeJS 7.2.1 (npm 3.10.10, n 2.1.3);
*Lunchy;
*Puppet 4.8.1;
*XCode 8.2 (and XCode Command Line Tools).
Yosemite box:
*Default Vagrantfile (inside box) that fixes most of common issues;
*Homebrew;
*Homebrew Cask;
*Puppet 3.7.4;
*XCode 6.4;
*XCode Command Line Tools;
*NodeJS 0.12.7 (for npm);
*Appium 1.4.10;
*iOS Simulator (all devices for iOS 8.4).Useful cli tools and information
*Nomad CLI - provides a set of tools that allow to manage certificates, profiles and many other things;
*ObjC.io Issue 6 - how-to article about building apps in cli-only (this one about Travis-Ci);
*security - use it to manage your keychains;
*xctool - Facebook project for building iOS apps.Common issues
*Box may crash on AMD-based hosts due to VirtualBox issues.
*Do not turn 3D acceleration on in VirtualBox, or it will start retuning aborted condition and would not start in headless mode;
*VirtualBox doesn’t have Guest additions for Mac OS X, so you can’t have shared folders. Instead you can use normal network shared folders (docs):# Use NFS for the shared folderconfig.vm.synced_folder ’.’, ’/vagrant’, id: ’core’, :nfs => true, :mount_options => [’nolock,vers=3,udp,noatime’]
*If your VM freezes with hfs mounted macintosh hd on device root_device then you need to set cpuidset inside your Vagrantfile: vb.customize [’modifyvm’, :id, ’--cpuidset’, ’1’,’000206a7’,’02100800’,’1fbae3bf’,’bfebfbff’] (it’s included since version 0.2);
*If your mouse does not work on a MacBook Pro host machine, shut down the VM and open the VirtualBox Manager. Edit the VM’s settings. Choose the System tab. Under the Motherboard sub-tab, set the Chipset option to be PIIX 3, and set the Pointing Device option to be USB Tablet. Restart the VM;
*When OSX is trying to prompt graphically for password (i.e when using swift REPL), it will raise the error error:process exited with status -1) (lost connection) because there is no graphical output when using vagrant via ssh login, enable the develop mode can solve this situation, run the following command:sudo /usr/sbin/DevToolsSecurity --enable;
*If you need user password (for example for Homebrew Cask). Vagrant have default consideration to create user vagrant with password vagrant, you can use it.Warning
VirtualBox support for Mac OS X is experimental. More information can be found in official docs.Tips to build your own box
Main think you should remember is that you need latest VirtualBox version BEFORE you start installation. Process of installation is pretty straight forward (as on usual Mac), but you need to erase virtual drive during installation via Disk Utilities. After that just follow Vagrant guide to create base box and another one to package it.
Sometimes you need to rebuild VirtualBox kernel extensions before installing OS on VM. Unzip rar files for mac.Helpful links (most of them are outdated):
*Also you might be interested to take look at radeksimko/vagrant-osx that can build boxes for VMWare Vagrant provider.
* virtualbox Externally hosted (vagrant-osx.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com) v0.2.1
This version was created about 5 years ago.
The full description and issue tracker can be found on GitHub AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx.What’s included?
*Puppet 3.7.4
*XCode 6.4
*XCode Command Line Tools
*NodeJS 0.12.7 (for npm)
*Appium 1.4.10
*iOS Simulator (all devices for iOS 8.4)Useful cli tools and information
*Nomad CLI - provides a set of tools that allow to manage certificates, profiles and many other things;
*ObjC.io Issue 6 - how-to article about building apps in cli-only (this one about Travis-Ci);
*security - use it to manage your keychains;
*xctool - Facebook project for building iOS apps.Common issues
*Do not turn 3D acceleration on in VirtualBox, or it will start retuning aborted condition and would not start in headless mode;
*VirtualBox doesn’t have Guest additions for Mac OS X, so you can’t have shared folders. Instead you can use normal network shared folders (docs).
*If you face VM freezed on message hfs mounted macintosh hd on device root_device then you need to set cpuidset inside your Vagrantfile: vb.customize [’modifyvm’, :id, ’--cpuidset’, ’1’,’000206a7’,’02100800’,’1fbae3bf’,’bfebfbff’] (it’s included since version 0.2);
*If your mouse does not work on a MacBook Pro host machine, shut down the VM and open the VirtualBox Manager. Edit the VM’s settings. Choose the System tab. Under the Motherboard sub-tab, set the Chipset option to be PIIX 3, and set the Pointing Device option to be USB Tablet. Restart the VM;
*When OSX is trying to prompt graphically for password (i.e when using swift REPL), it will raise the error error:process exited with status -1) (lost connection) because there is no graphical output when using vagrant via ssh login, enable the develop mode can solve this situation, run the following command:sudo /usr/sbin/DevToolsSecurity --enable;
*In early versions of this box you need to accept XCode license by you own. If you face error: Agreeing to the Xcode/iOS license requires admin privileges, please re-run as root via sudo., just run this command: sudo xcodebuild -license accept;
*If you need user password (for example for Homebrew Cask). Vagrant have default consideration to create user vagrant with password vagrant, you can use it.OS X Licensing
Apple’s EULA states that you can install your copy on your actual Apple-hardware, plus up to two VMs running on your Apple-hardware. So using this box on another hardware is may be illigal and you should do it on your own risk.
* virtualbox Hosted by Vagrant Cloud (13 GB) v0.2.0
This version was created about 5 years ago.
The full description and issue tracker can be found on GitHub AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx.
* virtualbox Hosted by Vagrant Cloud v0.1.0
This version was created about 5 years ago.
The full description and issue tracker can be found on GitHub AndrewDryga/vagrant-box-osx.
* virtualbox Externally hosted (files.dryga.com)
Learn about virtual machines and how you can use Vagrant and VirtualBox to set up a local Ubuntu installation.
I’ve gotten to the point in my web development career where I can no longer avoid the words VirtualBox, Vagrant, and Docker. Thanks to my friend Timm Stelzer, I finally got over my fear of the unknown and delved into the world of virtual machines via Vagrant and VirtualBox.
Now that I’ve finally used them, I can see how fun and useful they are, and since I’ve just set everything up myself in 2017 with the most up-to-date installations I could find, I can share what I’ve learned with you.Prerequisites
The only prerequisite to this article is command line knowledge, and it is mandatory. This article that I wrote, How to Use the Command Line, will tell you everything you need to know, from moving around directories, creating files, and sshing into servers. If you’re not familiar with any of that, please read the aforementioned article.Goals
In this tutorial, we will learn:
*What VirtualBox is
*What Vagrant is
*How to use Vagrant and VirtualBox in tandem to set up a local Ubuntu installation
*How to connect to the Ubuntu server we createIntroduction
VirtualBox is basically inception for your computer. You can use VirtualBox to run entire sandboxed operating systems within your own computer.
Vagrant is software that is used to manage a development environment. Through the command line, you can grab any available OS, install it, configure it, run it, work inside of it, shut it down, and more.
Using VirtualBox and Vagrant, you can simulate the production environment of your app or website. For example, if you’re using Digital Ocean or AWS to run a Virtual Private Server (VPS) in the cloud running Ubuntu, PHP, and MySQL, you can install your local version to have all the same versions of that software, while keeping your own computer’s software untouched. This can reduce and eliminate bugs and errors that result from trying to develop code for a production server on an environment that does not match.
In this tutorial, we’re going to install Vagrant and VirtualBox, and install Ubuntu Server. We’re going to connect to the Ubuntu server though ssh to confirm that everything is running properly.
After this tutorial, learn to install a LAMP server on the environment we create.Step 1 - Install Virtual Box and VagrantInstall VirtualBox
Go to the VirtualBox download page, choose your operating system (Windows or macOS) and download and install the software.
I clicked OS X and the download started.Install Vagrant
Go to the Vagrant download page, choose your operating system (Windows or macOS) and download and install the software.
Again, I chose Mac OS X.Step 2 - Install Ubuntu Server with Vagrant
Create a directory for your virtual host to live. I created a VirtualMachines directory (which will potentially contain all of my virtual machine installations), and made a new directory within called ubuntu for this specific installation to live. The whole path is as follows:
Your path will be slightly different for Windows, using C:/, but otherwise will be the same idea.Install Ubuntu Box
You can Discover Vagrant Boxes via the Vagrant Cloud. ubuntu/trusty64 is the most popular box (machine), with nearly 30 million installs and updated within the last day. This is the one we’ll be using.
In Terminal (Mac) or Git Bash (or whatever shell you’re using on Windows), type the following to install Ubuntu Server 14.04.
After a few moments, this will be the output to let you know it’s successful.
Now initialize the new vagrant in your VirtualMachines/ubuntu directory with the init command.
Finally, get Ubuntu up and running with the vagrant up command.
When you see ’Machine booted and ready!’, everything is good to go!Fixing Guest Additions Error
This is great, and all set up. Mmo for mac and pc. However, you may have gotten this error:
This might not be a problem, but let’s make sure it doesn’t become a problem. First, use the halt method to shut down your currently running Vagrant.
Let’s quickly install a plugin called vbguest to fix this error.
It will run through some more commands, and most likely the above error will still persist. Let’s reload the Vagrant machine with the reload command.
Now the errors will be gone.What about VirtualBox?
Looks like we didn’t use VirtualBox for anything at all. But go ahead and open up the VirtualBox application. This is what you will see running:
As you can see, VirtualBox is letting us know that Ubuntu is running properly. We don’t really need to know much more about it at this point.Step 3 - SSH into UbuntuVagrant Osx
Now we have this Ubuntu operating system set up on our computer, but how do we access it? Just like you would access any remote Linux server through the command line, you will do the same with Vagrant. Run vagrant ssh to securely enter the Ubuntu virtual machine.
When you login, you will see something along these lines.
You’re in! You now have a complete Ubuntu Server installation running through VirtualBox on your computer, and you’re connected to it. Type exit at any time to exit out of the server, and vagrant halt to shut it down.Conclusion
Here is a review of the commands we used with Vagrant today.CommandPurposevagrant box add ORG/BUILDAdd a new virtual machinevagrant init ORG/BUILDInitialize virtual machinevagrant upStart up virtual machinevagrant reloadRestart virtual machinevagrant haltShut down virtual machinevagrant sshSSH into the virtual machineVagrant Timeout Waiting For Machine To Boot
Note: All these commands must be done locally from the directory in which you want the virtual machine to be installed, except vagrant box add.Brew Install Vagrant
As a review, VirtualBox is the software that runs the operating system, and vagrant will give you the methods to manage them. You can also think of vagrant as a package manager that has a repository of different operating systems to use.
Vagrant and VirtualBox can be used to create a local environment that matches the production environment of your server.
Move on to Part 2: Setting up LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) from the Ubuntu Server environment we created, and how to access it from your local computer.
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