Getting Started with Vagrant

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Learn how Vagrant, a tool for creating portable development environments, can help you: - Easily setup a local development environment - Match your local development environment to production and avoid surprises during deployment. - Share development environments with team members and get new team members up and running in record time. - Easily deploy code by using providers and provisioners. Presentation given at WordCamp Asheville 2014: http://2014.asheville.wordcamp.org/session/getting-started-with-vagrant/ NOTE: This slide deck isn't going to be extremely helpful on its own. Please view the associated blog post for more context: http://wpscholar.com/presentations/getting-started-with-vagrant/

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Getting Started
with Vagrant
Micah Wood
@wpscholar http://micahwood.me

A tool for creating
and sharing work
environments.

Automatically provision
virtual machines

https://www.virtualbox.org/ http://www.vagrantup.com/

Create Vagrantfile
$ vagrant init <name> <url>

Varying Vagrant Vagrants
https://github.com/Varying-Vagrant-Vagrants/VVV

vvv-hosts
vvv-init.sh
vvv-nginx.conf
https://github.com/varying-vagrant-vagrants/vvv/wiki/Auto-site-Setup

VVV Site Wizard
https://github.com/aliso/vvv-site-wizard

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