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There used to be a separate vagrant plugin for rsync but it's now built-in. There is also built-in support for NFS and virtualbox/vmware synced folders. These a
by maccam94 10y ago
There used to be a separate vagrant plugin for rsync but it's now built-in. There is also built-in support for NFS and virtualbox/vmware synced folders. These all work reasonably well until you start having fairly large numbers of files/directories.
Also if you use a native Linux host with LXC or Docker there is no overhead for sharing directories with the container, it's just a bind mount.
- RussianCow 10y agoI don't believe NFS supports inotify events? At least, that's what I'm using, and I'm forced to use polling for any file change detection. And rsync is one-way IIRC. But yes, LXC on Linux works great when it's feasible; I've just been looking for something that supports file change detection on other platforms.