Vagrant provisioner for CentOS 6.6

This repository provides a set of shell scripts which allows to easily and quickly setup a CentOS 6.6 VM with Vagrant.

Installing the library

To get the provisioning scripts, you need to copy/checkout the library on a vagrant folder at the root of the folder which will be mounted on Vagrant.

Prepare server configuration

Copy <project>/vagrant/config.sh.dist to <project>/vagrant/config.sh then edit it.

Options:

• TODO

Make it runnable by running:

chmod +x <project>/vagrant/config.sh

Prepare Vagrantfile

Copy <project>/vagrant/Vagrantfile.dist to <project>/Vagrantfile then edit it.

You can change several common settings at the top of the file. You can also update the rest of the file but at your own risks.

Options:

• ip_address (required) : The VM ip address
• project_name (required) : The project name. Must be only alphanumeric characters.
• base_path : The base web path.
• server_extension : The server domain extension (eg: mydomain.local)
• server_name : The server domain nomain (eg: mydomain.local)
• server_aliases : The server subdomains. Must be an array.
• provision_config : The path to config.sh file. By default, points to /vagrant/vagrant/config.sh.

Create ssh keys

You must creates ssh keys to enable SSH authentication per certificate. It's advised to NOT set a passphrase since it will be asked each time you want to connect to the VM.

To quickly create these keys run:

ssh-keygen -f <project>/vagrant/ssh/id_rsa -P '' -C 'vagrant'

Creating and provisioning the VM

You have done almost all the job! Now you only have to up the VM and the provisioning will be executed automatically.

vagrant up

Since it will be the first time you login to the VM you may be asked to enter the password for the vagrant user. You only have to enter vagrant as the password and wait for provisioning to finish.

Since the machine will be reloaded while provisioning, you may also be asked to enter your password several times.

Contribute

Feel free to contribute by pulling new scripts or improvements.