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Any recommendations for good and ready to use base boxes there?

• sfilipov 11y ago
  ubuntu/trusty64 is the most popular box and is officially supported (whatever that means). Just install anything you need with apt-get - you can do it during the provisioning step on first run.
• stephenr 11y ago
  Use a box that matches the production environment for each specific project. When possible I use boxcutter released boxes, as they generally have good support for providers besides virtual box. So e.g. on new projects, I use one of the boxcutter Debian boxes, but for a client I have with a legacy environment, I'm using a centos box.
• matt_s 11y ago
  Create your own base box that might have a typical stack you always use. Treat this like your gold image and you can use it for trying out new technologies without installing on your host machine as well as a different VM for every project or even forks of a project if you want. Vagrant's docs are pretty decent on how to create a custom box.