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vagrant forces you to run in a virtual machine, bit more inconvenient than running on the local physical host.
by joevandyk 15y ago
vagrant forces you to run in a virtual machine, bit more inconvenient than running on the local physical host.
- joelhaasnoot 15y agoI find memory hogging server processes running a different OS than my server to have too many inconveniences.
- ubercore 15y agoI've found it's pretty seamless. You're editing files on your local dev machine, which vagrant auto-mounts in the guest OS. Ports are automatically forwarded to your host dev machine, so my workflow is literally exactly the same as if I developed directly in OS X. The only difference is first having to run "vagrant ssh" to run commands in the dev environment, but for having a repeatable, share-able, isolated environment with all dependent libraries automatically installed, it's well worth typing "vagrant ssh".