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WordPress LAMP Setup based on CentOS 6.3 with Vagrant / Puppet

Overview

I put together this configuration to get up a full LAMP environment based on CentOS. So you get a CentOS-VM with

  • Apache
  • MySQL
  • PHP
  • WP-CLI
  • Wordpress

Attention: This is just a quick vagrant based VM for some of my local development and testing. Don't use this VM in a production environment.

Installation

Before you start: I am using a 64 bit version of CentOS as base box. So make sure that you can virtualize a 64 bit system.

Clone this repo or just download the source code as Zip file.

Start the VM:

vagrant up

Usage

The Vagrantfile specifies the IP address that the VM will use (default is 192.168.33.10) and the hostname is centos63.local.

You should update your hosts file on your machine with these, eg edit /etc/hosts and add 192.168.33.10 centos63.local

Once fully built and deployed, you can reach the WordPress deployment at http://centos63.local.

The default Mysql password for root is vagrant.

To login into the VM type

vagrant ssh

To halt the VM:

vagrant halt

To reload the VM:

vagrant reload

To run provisioning scripts again on the VM:

vagrant provision

To completely destory the VM:

vagrant destroy

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