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NFS is no silver bullet. In exchange for performance and reliability you lose some production/development parity. You need to special case your provisioning scr
by amccloud 13y ago
NFS is no silver bullet. In exchange for performance and reliability you lose some production/development parity. You need to special case your provisioning script to guard against any FS permission changes.
- codelust 13y agoThat's the reason why I gave it up the last time I tried it. IIRC, there's a requirement to run 'vagrant up' with sudo and that does things which I don't like. Maybe, I'll try something like leaving the files on the guest and mount it on the host using SSHFS. My write performance will take a hit when I am editing files, but, if I can get rid of the sluggishness it will be worth it.