Ubuntu 12.04-64 with Go installed as well as Vim and all the Go plugins for Vim
- Base Ubuntu Precise 12.04 64-bit VM
- Golang 64-bit distribution (installed via Chef)
- Git latest stable
- Vim
- Vim/Golang Plugins
- Bash configured for Vim shortcuts
- Additional Vim plugins COMING SOON
- Copies over your Git config (~/.gitconfig) for turnkey git access
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
mkdir DIR && cd DIR
vagrant init cbumgard/golang
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
Done!
For more see: https://vagrantcloud.com/cbumgard/golang
git clone git@github.com:cbumgard/golang-vagrant.git
cd golang-vagrant
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
Done!
sudo ./install_vagrant_sudoers.sh
This prevents Vagrant asking you to auth as sudo on vagrant up for fast NFS file sync.
This box synchronizes your home ~ directory on your host to to /host/ on the guest VM so you can use your local code in the VM. It uses NFS to make the file sync much faster than default, and this requires you to enter your password when starting/stopping the machine. You can disable if you want by changing the Vagrantfile from:
config.vm.synced_folder "~/", "/host", nfs: true
to:
config.vm.synced_folder "~/", "/host"
You'll need to generate an SSH key in the VM and add it to your GitHub account before you can push from within the VM. So inside the Vagrant VM follow these instructions.
Then copy the contents of ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub into https://github.com/settings/ssh
By default the vagrant user is configured with password 'vagrant'. The vagrant user is also configured for password-less sudo.
Your ~/ home directory on your host machine is synced to the /host/ directory inside of Vagrant. So for example you can edit code in ~/code/ on your laptop and build it inside a Vagrant shell inside /host/code.
Configured for private network on static IP: 192.168.33.100, with port :5000 forwarded.