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It seems like the purpose of Vagrant is to easily and consistently create VM environment: either multiple VMs for testing, or sharing the same VM setup with oth
by d_luaz 13y ago
It seems like the purpose of Vagrant is to easily and consistently create VM environment: either multiple VMs for testing, or sharing the same VM setup with others. (based on what I read, no experience here)
Is there a particular use-case for Vagrant where
i) I already setup my VM environment
ii) Not much sharing or duplication of the VM environment is necessary
iii) I actually code within the VM, not just as production/testing environment
- yen223 13y agoThe strongest use-case for Vagrant is to set up separate VMs for each project. This allows you to ensure a clean, stable environment for each project you may have, without it being cluttered by dependencies from other projects. It's like a system-wide virtualenv.