- Vagrant 1.8.4
- VirtualBox 5.0.26
mysql-community-server httpd php php-mysql nginx rsync vim-enhanced tmux policycoreutils-python git ntp wget make
First we need to add Centos/7 iso to Vagrant
vagrant box add centos/7
We can see the list of existing Vagrant boxes by typing:
vagrant box list
centos/7 (virtualbox, 1609.01)
puphpet/centos65-x64 (virtualbox, 20151130)
For additional info check official Centos documentation.
After adding Centos iso to Vagrant, configure synced folder on your local machine by editing Vargant file ( e.g. /code folder on local machine will be synced to /opt/code on virtual machine ):
config.vm.synced_folder "../../code", "/opt/code"
Boot machine:
vagrant up
All
vagrantcommands should to be run from the directory whereVagrantfile is located.
By default, nginx is configured to listen on port 80 while apache is listening on port 8080. This can be tweaked on provisioning level as well as vhost configuration for both nginx and apache.
box-config folder contains box level configuration (in this case for centos7-box box). Everything inside centos7-box folder will be mapped to newly provisioned box, which means that we can have independent configurations for different boxes.
Adding or removing packages from the box is done by modifying provisioning-scripts/centos7-box.sh file.
After modifying existing configuration files we need to re-provision Vagrant box:
vagrant reload --provision
To login into newly created machine, type:
vagrant ssh
To turn off machine, type:
vagrant halt
To save machine snapshot run:
vagrant snapshot save NAME
and to restore a snapshot:
vagrant snapshot restore NAME
Run into problem with vm?
vagrant destroy
and then
vagrant up