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This is the first time a come to Zacatecas. This time I’m presenting an overview of Vagrant and how it’s used for accelerating development.

Technology

Vagrant: The A fast way for
building Development
Environments
Obed N Munoz
Reynoso
@obednmr
http://obedmr.com

Agenda
• Developer’s Nightmares
• Y ahora, quien podrá ayudarme?
• What’s Vagrant?
• Thinking about DevOps
• Vagrant Concepts
• Why should I use it?
• Why not use it?
• DEMO
• Want more …
• Q & A

Developers Nightmares
• - Why should I wait the IT provisioning
Service?
• - I'm working in a mess
• - Making Life easier with Automation?
• “It was working on my machine”

Y ahora, quién podrá ayudarme?
Tech Speed
Manual Install/Setup Slow
Automation Scripts inVMs Medium
Automation Scripts in Servers Medium
Vagrant ?
Docker Medium

Vagrant will change the way you...
• Set up
• Configure
•
• Work

Thinking about DevOps
• Developers get more involved in Ops
• Vagrant gives a sandbox to learn
• Using Vagrant for Testing/Development
• Closing the gap between Development
and Ops

Vagrant Concepts
• VagrantFile
• Boxes
• Vagrant cli
• Providers
• Provisioning (Shell, Chef, Puppet)
• Plugins

Vagrant Boxes
Vagrant Official Boxes
http://www.vagrantbox.es/
Vagrant Cloud
https://vagrantcloud.com/
Create your own Box (DEMO)

Provisioning
• Shell Scripts
• Puppet
• Chef

Plugins
• You can extend Vagrant
– Commands
– Configuration
– Guest capabilities
– Host Capabilities
– Providers
– Provisioners
https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/plugins/index.html

Why should I use it?
• As Developer
• As Operations Engineer
• As a designer
• As a Student

Why not use it?
• You don’t like it
• You need to test in Production
• Specific Hardware tests

Want more …
• Docker and LXCs
• Vagrant included in Packer
• Vagrant Code
https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant
https://github.com/obedmr/vagrant_cisol

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Vagrant

1. Vagrant: The A fast way for building Development Environments Obed N Munoz Reynoso @obednmr http://obedmr.com

3. Before we start … the most important

4. Agenda • Developer’s Nightmares • Y ahora, quien podrá ayudarme? • What’s Vagrant? • Thinking about DevOps • Vagrant Concepts • Why should I use it? • Why not use it? • DEMO • Want more … • Q & A

5. Developers Nightmares • - Why should I wait the IT provisioning Service? • - I'm working in a mess • - Making Life easier with Automation? • “It was working on my machine”

6. Y ahora, quién podrá ayudarme? Tech Speed Manual Install/Setup Slow Automation Scripts inVMs Medium Automation Scripts in Servers Medium Vagrant ? Docker Medium

7. What’s Vagrant?

8. Vagrant will change the way you... • Set up • Configure • • Work

9. Thinking about DevOps • Developers get more involved in Ops • Vagrant gives a sandbox to learn • Using Vagrant for Testing/Development • Closing the gap between Development and Ops

10. Vagrant Concepts • VagrantFile • Boxes • Vagrant cli • Providers • Provisioning (Shell, Chef, Puppet) • Plugins

11. Vagrantfile

12. Vagrant Boxes Vagrant Official Boxes http://www.vagrantbox.es/ Vagrant Cloud https://vagrantcloud.com/ Create your own Box (DEMO)

13. Vagrant CLI

14. Providers …

15. Provisioning • Shell Scripts • Puppet • Chef

16. Plugins • You can extend Vagrant – Commands – Configuration – Guest capabilities – Host Capabilities – Providers – Provisioners https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/plugins/index.html

17. Why should I use it? • As Developer • As Operations Engineer • As a designer • As a Student

18. Why not use it? • You don’t like it • You need to test in Production • Specific Hardware tests

19. DEMO

20. Want more … • Docker and LXCs • Vagrant included in Packer • Vagrant Code https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant https://github.com/obedmr/vagrant_cisol

21. Q & A

22. Thank you

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