Getting Started with Vagrant

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Wes Higbee

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:12

02. Creating VMs Effortlessly

01. Install Vagrant on macOS.mp4

01:43

02. Install a Pre-release Build of Vagrant on Windows.mp4

01:33

02. Install a Pre-release Build of Vagrant on Windows (1).mp4

01:33

04. vagrant init.mp4

01:22

05. What Is a Provider.mp4

01:44

06. Install VirtualBox on macOS.mp4

02:03

07. Install VirtualBox on Windows.mp4

00:50

08. vagrant up - An Ubuntu 22.04 VM.mp4

01:16

09. vagrant ssh - into the VM.mp4

00:55

10. Ubuntu 12.04 VM via the hashicorpprecise64 Box.mp4

03:32

11. Use Case - Legacy Upstart Jobs in Ubuntu 12.04.mp4

02:00

12. vagrant status - vagrant halt.mp4

02:14

13. vagrant destroy.mp4

01:26

14. Vagrant Manages and Mirrors the VMs State.mp4

02:31

15. Dissecting Vagrant Boxes - Disk Images.mp4

02:01

16. Boxes - OVF and JSON Files.mp4

00:57

17. Vagrant Cloud.mp4

02:26

18. Comparing Box Contents by Provider.mp4

01:02

19. Organizations and Trust.mp4

01:50

20. Using the Parallels Provider on Apple Silicon Macs.mp4

05:02

21. Taking Boxes for Granted.mp4

03:07

22. Creating an Artisinal Windows VM in VirtualBox.mp4

02:54

23. Virtualbox Windows VM to Box with vagrant package --base.mp4

01:17

24. vagrant up - Windows VMs.mp4

03:13

03. Configuring VM Resources

01. Introducing the Vagrantfile.mp4

01:31

02. Where Does the Vagrantfile Come From.mp4

01:17

03. Ruby for Syntax Highlighting in Vagrantfiles.mp4

01:28

04. git add Vagrantfile and Ignore the .vagrant Folder.mp4

02:34

05. vagrant init --minimal.mp4

01:15

06. Customizing Memory before Creating the VM.mp4

01:58

07. Altering an Existing VM with vagrant reload.mp4

02:47

08. Virtual Machine Settings Drift.mp4

01:42

09. Installing and Running NGINX Inside the VM.mp4

01:28

10. Port Forwarding to Access NGINX from the Host.mp4

02:07

11. Testing the New Port Forwarding Rule.mp4

01:06

12. Blocking Remote Access to a Forwarded Port.mp4

02:34

13. Adding ssh.exe via the OpenSSH.Client Windows Capability.mp4

01:30

14. Using ssh Instead of vagrant ssh.mp4

01:20

15. Fast, Simple SSH with vagrant ssh-config.mp4

02:01

16. Navigating Vagrants Config Docs.mp4

02:58

17. Catching Mistakes with vagrant validate.mp4

02:36

18. Silence the SSH Banner Message with .hushlogin.mp4

01:30

19. Backup VM Files via the vagrant Synced Folder.mp4

03:05

20. Recreating the VM with a Completely Different Box.mp4

01:52

21. Installing Vagrant Tab Completions for Zsh and Bash.mp4

01:57

22. Snippets and PowerShell Predictions.mp4

03:37

04. Provisioning VMs

01. Next up - Provisioning.mp4

01:09

02. Reverse Engineering an NGINX Install Script from .bash_history.mp4

02:30

03. Windows Line Endings (CRLF) Blow up a Bash Script.mp4

01:36

04. .gitattributes to Ensure LF during Checkout.mp4

03:18

05. EditorConfig to Enforce LF When Saving Files.mp4

03:12

06. An Alternative to Synced Folders - vagrant upload.mp4

01:13

07. Adding Shell Provisioners to the Vagrantfile.mp4

01:48

08. vagrant up Runs Provisioners after Recreating a VM.mp4

01:43

09. Dont Forget to Install Your Favorite Tools.mp4

02:24

10. Run Select Scripts On-demand - vagrant provision.mp4

01:54

11. File Provisioners.mp4

02:36

12. Copy and Cleanup Files with a Shell Provisioner.mp4

02:06

13. An Inline Shell Provisioner.mp4

01:23

14. Multiline Scripts with Heredocs.mp4

01:40

15. The Privileged Option.mp4

02:33

16. Refactor to a dotfiles Script.mp4

01:36

17. The Final Test - Fully Recreate the VM from Scratch.mp4

02:00

05. Snapshots

01. Efficiently Develop Provisioners with Snapshots.mp4

02:15

02. Manually Install Software after Taking a Snapshot.mp4

01:55

03. vagrant snapshot restore.mp4

02:05

04. Reproduce and Suppress the debconf Frontend Dialog.mp4

01:24

05. SSH Tips - Restore Is Faster Than It First Seems.mp4

01:42

06. Exploring Time Sync Issues with Your Snapshot.mp4

02:13

07. Adding a Provisioner to Force Time Sync.mp4

01:32

08. Setting Always Run on the Time Sync Provisioner.mp4

01:55

09. Provisioning with an Ansible Playbook.mp4

01:40

10. Install Ansible.mp4

01:27

11. Snapshot after Installing Ansible.mp4

01:16

12. Modify the Playbook to Install Most.mp4

01:25

13. Modify Playbook to Ensure Most Is the Default Pager.mp4

02:52

14. Idempotent and Declarative.mp4

02:44

15. Popping the Stack of Restores.mp4

02:26

16. The Nuclear Option - Recreating the VM.mp4

02:05

06. Multi-machine Environments

01. Defining a [web] Machine in an Existing Project.mp4

02:07

02. Avoid Orphaning the [default] Machine.mp4

01:34

03. Reassociate the [default] Machine.mp4

01:07

04. Cleaning up the [default] Machine.mp4

01:20

05. Each Machine Can Use a Different Box.mp4

01:37

06. Target One Machine at a Time with vagrant ssh -c.mp4

01:36

07. Target a Subset of Machines with vagrant reload.mp4

01:35

08. Practice Regex Targeting with vagrant status.mp4

01:15

09. Looping to Generate Machine Definitions.mp4

01:25

10. Regex to Bring up a Range of Servers.mp4

01:19

11. Inspecting the Default NAT Networking.mp4

01:39

12. Private Networking with Static IPs.mp4

01:06

13. vagrant reload to Create the Private Network.mp4

01:22

14. The Servers Can Communicate!.mp4

01:18

15. vagrant global status --prune.mp4

01:41

16. Key Resources.mp4

02:41

Description

Manually managing VMs is often a nightmare. This course will teach you how to create VM environments at the push of a button with Vagrant.

What You'll Learn?

VMs are a powerful tool, but manually setting them up is usually an insurmountable obstacle. In this course, Getting Started with Vagrant, you’ll learn how Vagrant takes the pain out of leveraging VMs. First, you’ll explore defining and running VMs with a Vagrantfile. Next, you’ll discover provisioning software automatically inside the VM. Finally, you’ll learn how to scale this to multi-machine environments. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Vagrant needed to create real world dev, test, and integration environments.

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Wes Higbee is passionate about helping companies achieve remarkable results with technology and software. He’s had extensive experience developing software and working with teams to improve how software is developed to meet business objectives. Wes launched Full City Tech to leverage his expertise to help companies delight customers. Although his primary focus is on outcomes, implementation often includes technical competency. Wes frequently speaks about impactful aspects of software development including effective automated testing, database delivery automation, distributed version control, refactoring, aesthetics of code, continuous integration, and continuous delivery. He speaks professionally to help organizations improve and volunteers at user groups, code camps, and community organizations. He’s a Pluralsight author. He writes extensively about both technical and non-technical aspects of software development. His written work includes articles featured on VeraSage, MSDN Magazine, InfoQ, and JetBrain’s TeamCity Blog. He’s been interviewed on The Businessology Show and Art of Value about how important value is in software development. And, he occasionally gets highly technical in a shared screencast or webinar.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.