Vagrant + chef's cookbooks development environment like the production in few steps
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The document discusses how to set up a development environment using Vagrant and Chef. It provides steps to install Vagrant and VirtualBox, add a virtual machine box, configure the Vagrantfile, run vagrant commands to start, stop, and access the virtual machine. It also discusses using Chef provisioning to automate installing software and configuring the virtual machine by adding cookbooks from GitHub and defining roles.
![Steps to add cookbooks ready (5)
Create default roles (file roles/defaylt.rb)
name “deafult”
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Vagrant + chef's cookbooks development environment like the production in few steps
- 1. Development environment like the production in few steps
- 2. ● Software Engineer ● Founder and CEO at Stoodos.com ● Classic rock lover ● LP collector ● Beer and coffee drinker @tiagobutzke
- 3. ● “Development environments made easy” ● Roughly speaking, it's a way of control a VM via command line
- 4. Steps to start vagrant (1) Download and install virtual box www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
- 5. Steps to start vagrant (2) Download and install vagrant vagrantup.com/downloads.html
- 6. Steps to start vagrant (3) Add a new box www.vagrantbox.es eg.: $ vagrant box add lucid32 http://files.vagrantup.com/lucid32.box
- 7. Steps to start vagrant (4) $ vagrant init
- 8. Steps to start vagrant (5) Config VagrantFile eg.: config.vm.box = “lucid32” # the box that we installed in step 3, remember?
- 9. Steps to start vagrant (6) $ vagrant up
- 10. Steps to start vagrant (7)
- 11. Key Commands ● $ vagrant up: starts the VM ● $ vagrant suspend: save the machine state and shut down the VM ● $ vagrant ssh: Access VM via SSH ● $ vagrant provision: Re-runs provision config and start ● $ vagrant reload: Reset VM ● $ vagrant destroy: Remove VM
- 12. ● “IT automation for speed and awesomeness” ● Roughly speaking, it's a way to automate your environment build and config using ruby
- 13. Cookbooks It's a ruleset that tell Chef how to install something
- 14. Cookbooks ● You can develop your own cookbooks ● In Github you can find several cookbooks ready to use
- 15. Steps to add cookbooks ready (1) Directories eg.: $ mkdir -p {cookbooks, data_bags, roles}
- 16. Steps to add cookbooks ready (2) Config VagrantFile config.vm.provision :chef_solo do |chef| chef.cookbooks_path = “cookbooks” chef.data_bags_pash = “data_bags” chef.roles_path = “roles” chef.add_role = “default” end
- 17. Steps to add cookbooks ready (3) Init git $ git init .
- 18. Steps to add cookbooks ready (4) Add a cookbook eg.: $ git submodule add https://github.com/opscode-cookbooks/apt.git cookbooks/apt
- 19. Steps to add cookbooks ready (5) Create default roles (file roles/defaylt.rb) name “deafult” run_list( “recipe[apt]” )
- 20. Steps to add cookbooks ready (6) Provision If VM exists: $ vagrant provision If not: $ vagrant up
- 21. Steps to add cookbooks ready (7)
- 22. Be happy!