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Vagrant is an open source tool that allows users to create and manage virtual machine environments. It provides a command line interface to define VMs using a Vagrantfile configuration file and control their lifecycle. Vagrant aims to simplify setting up reproducible development environments by automating the configuration of VMs and removing the need to install software locally. It supports provisioning VMs automatically through scripts and managing multiple coordinated VMs through a single configuration.
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- 7. Problem Setting up VM regular way
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- 22. Question time..!
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