/VVV

An open source Vagrant configuration for developing with WordPress

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Varying Vagrant Vagrants

Varying Vagrant Vagrants is an open source Vagrant configuration focused on WordPress development.

VVV is a 10up creation and transitioned to a community organization in 2014.

VVV is copyright (c) 2014-2017, the contributors of the VVV project under the MIT License.

Objectives

  • Approachable development environment with a modern server configuration.
  • Stable state of software and configuration in default provisioning.
  • Excellent and clear documentation to aid in learning and scaffolding.

VVV is ideal for developing themes and plugins as well as for contributing to WordPress core.

Software included

VVV is built on a Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty) base VM and provisions the server with current versions of several software packages, including:

  1. nginx (mainline version)
  2. MariaDB 10.1.x (drop-in replacement for MySQL)
  3. php-fpm 7.0.x
  4. WP-CLI
  5. memcached
  6. PHPUnit
  7. Composer
  8. NodeJs
  9. Mailcatcher

For a more comprehensive list, please see the list of installed packages.

How to Use Varying Vagrant Vagrants

VVV requires recent versions of both Vagrant and VirtualBox.

Vagrant is a "tool for building and distributing development environments". It works with virtualization software such as VirtualBox to provide a virtual machine sandboxed from your local environment.

Besides VirtualBox, provider support is also included for Parallels, Hyper-V, VMWare Fusion, and VMWare Workstation.

The online documentation contains detailed installation instructions.

Full documentation can be found on the varyingvagrantvagrants.org website.

Contributors

The following people have contributed code to the VVV projects. Names are listed in order of initial contribution.

@jeremyfelt, @carldanley, @ericmann, @lkwdwrd, @TheLastCicada, @tddewey, @johnpbloch, @kadamwhite, @scribu, @danielbachhuber, @tollmanz, @mbijon, @markjaquith, @curtismchale, @Mamaduka, @lgedeon, @pmgarman, @westonruter, @petemall, @cmmarslender, @mintindeed, @mboynes, @aaronjorbin, @tobiasbg, @simonwheatley, @ocean90, @lvnilesh, @alexw23, @zamoose, @leewillis77, @imichaeli, @andrezrv, @cadwell, @cfoellmann, @westi, @ryanduff, @selinerdominik, @ericandrewlewis, @vDevices, @sunnyratilal, @enejb, @salcode, @mattbanks, @aaroncampbell, @tnorthcutt, @neilpie, @francescolaffi, @itsananderson, @foolswis, @lloydde, @jmbarlow, @nacin, @thewebists, @iparr, @chrishepner, @miya0001, @iamntz, @mirmillo, @garyjones, @teraphy, @DrewAPicture, @jjeaton, @ntwb, @bradp, @jb510, @pbearne, @robneu, @hubdotcom, @michaelbeil, @EHLOVader, @HongPong, @twisty7867, @khromov, @amchoukir, @grantnorwood, @MatthewEppelsheimer, @cristovaov, @coreymckrill, @jonathanbardo, @rasmusbe, @eriktrom, @f4bsch, @meitar, @keegoid, @LoreleiAurora, @cobyan, @goblindegook, @dlackty, @rene-hermenau, @jdevalk, @kadimi, @sc0ttkclark, @jonathanbossenger, @hello-jason, @weskoop, @thebrandonallen, @glensc, @kellenmace, @ottok, @dsawardekar, @kopepasah, @wvega, @vitolob, @tomjn, @wturrell, @pcrumm, @shepaddw, @shadyvb, @stedaniels, @florianbrinkmann, @todeveni, @JDGrimes, @maxbeizer, @ChrisHardie, @davidpagepsycle, @rtpHarry, @inetbiz, @victorlopezg, @marksanghoonkim, @kraftner, @nylen, @jjj, @joemcgill, @jerturowetz, @s-ferdie