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I used to run Vagrant for python development back in 2015 it "worked" but was extremally slow and would break at least once a month. Not to mention Ubuntu sudde
by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I used to run Vagrant for python development back in 2015
it "worked" but was extremally slow and would break at least once a month. Not to mention Ubuntu suddenly removing the Vagrant user breaking more things. How much was VirtualBox or Vagrant fault, I'm not sure but it wasn't a happy experience.
It took like an hour minimum to even setup an environment and everyone dreaded the day when they need to recreate their machine.
Once WSL came into being we moved everything to docker containers and never looked back.
- aidos 5y agoAs a counterpoint, vagrant has never broken on me, nor been slow. It’s mostly a configuration system for VM providers, so I don’t even see how that makes sense.
- andrewmcwatters 5y agoI agree, this seems more like a provisioning issue, as Vagrant and VirtualBox aren't going to do anything too different than what you would normally do setting up your own native development environment.