Why This?

• Tell your working environment to go re-build itself automatically in case of system-wide crash
• Ensure software version dependencies match one-another on local, dev, stage, and production environments
• Don't like redundantly typing commands over and over again
• Convenient port forwarding

But Why?

• It may improve your workflow depending on the use-case
• Hopefully it helps someone

What it does:

Installs stable Ubuntu-14.04 (trusty)

Installs: node, redis, mongo, git, and curl

To begin:

Install VirtualBox here: https://www.virtualbox.org/

Install Vagrant here: https://www.vagrantup.com/

Install Git and/or use package manager (e.g. HomeBrew: http://brew.sh/)

Optional (KeyChain manager):

• Inside .ssh directory, create a folder called “misc-code-keys" and place any keys you want to sync.
• Then inside ‘shell/provision-keys.sh’ file, edit the lines so they match the names of the keys you currently have inside "misc-code-keys"

1. Go to your development directory, and clone this repo
2. Type in: vagrant up
3. Type in: vagrant ssh

• When finished type in: vagrant suspend
• To log-back-in type in: vagrant up, then vagrant ssh

Other references:

• http://puppetlabs.com/
• https://www.vagrantup.com/

License

dr-pint: Edit clone whichever you like