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I use vagrant boxes (virtualbox) with nfs shares, works well. I'd still do it if I was on linux to be honest. My VMs are provisioned in a way that they have eve
by dkarras 5y ago
I use vagrant boxes (virtualbox) with nfs shares, works well. I'd still do it if I was on linux to be honest. My VMs are provisioned in a way that they have everything installed for the particular project and they are "stateless" in a way that I can and sometimes do reset them to their post-provision state (as virtualbox / vagrant supports snapshots) and my experience with the project stays the same. They are meant to be the perfect environment for a given project and nothing else. The "mutable" stuff is just mounted as nfs shares from my host machine.
- regularfry 5y agoI would do, but corporate VPN management clobbers the routing table and breaks it.
- TimTheTinker 5y agoParallels' "Shared Network" doesn't suffer from this problem.
- regularfry 5y agoAny idea how?
- deergomoo 5y agoJust as a heads up, I was finding that with NFS shares configured, my MacBook would never sleep if connected to power. Took me ages to work out why I kept sitting down at my desk to find a very hot, closed laptop with the fans screaming. Turned out to be NFS, though not sure if it was a bug or intended behaviour.
- dkarras 5y agoThank you, that makes sense. I am using a desktop hackintosh so not suffering from it but good to know.