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It's a ruby app to standardise configuring and provisioning VMs on any one of a number of hypervisor/container platforms. How would you provide reproducible de
by stephenr 9y ago
It's a ruby app to standardise configuring and provisioning VMs on any one of a number of hypervisor/container platforms.
How would you provide reproducible dev environments?
- ironjunkie 9y agoVagrant is definitely wonderful to quickly provision VMs across multiple hypervisors, but that's where I also see it as a hack. It will not always replicate exactly what you need on each hypervisor, and so many times you will end up with something not working (example: synced folders with host). I have always managed my VMs directly in KVM. Takes more time but I don't rely on a middle-layer//wrapper.
- stephenr 9y agoIf things like synced folders don't work it's usually an issue related to the "guest tools" not being installed/updated/running for that given hypervisor. If you have well built boxes it shouldn't be an issue.