Puppet Provisioning Vagrant Virtual Machine
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In the session we have discussed about Vagrant, and how it ease the life of a developer or System Administrator in creating and provisioning Virtual Machine for use in the network. Also, we discussed about Puppet and provisioning of Vagrant VM using Shell and Puppet Standalone mode and how Puppet helps us to avoid writing in-house shell scripts and emphasise on quote "good coders code, great coders reuse".
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