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Can I keep my existing vagrant / Ansible setup? Or, basically, what would I need to use in order to provision the instances?

• ArchOversight 5y ago
  You can keep your ansible. Does vagrant support alternate providers for running VM's? Then yes, you can keep your vagrant too.
  • Alex3917 5y ago
    It looks like Vagrant doesn't work yet with UTM: https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant/issues/12518 https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant/issues/12518 Conceptually I'd love one of these machine, but realistically if I can't develop locally in an Ubuntu VM then I might as well just wait a year or two to buy one until that's possible. I'm not going to use Docker, and realistically I have zero interest in spending multiple weeks rewriting all of my provisioning scripts.
    • cassianoleal 5y ago
      Vagrant has a QEMU driver, which is what UTM uses anyway. I can't say it will do what you need the way you want but I suspect it's possible to get there. QEMU can virtualise arm and emulate x86.
      • Alex3917 5y ago
        Thanks, I'll check this out! I just need to run Python on Ubuntu, so hopefully that isn't too crazy of a use case.