--DEPRECATED--
You just need Vagrant :)
Edit the Vagrantfile
: vim Vagrantfile
- Change the VM IP if needed. Default is:
10.0.0.2
(10.0.0.1
is your machine) - Change the RAM or number of CPUs if needed.
- On the puppet part: change the factors
- Change
hostname
with the development domain of your website - Change
db_*
variables with your information or keep default values - If you change the
document_root
don't forget to change the synced directory
- Change
Then up
the VM: vagrant up
Now you can access to your Magento : http://your-domain.org:8080
If you want do remove the port 8080
and access to your website via http://your-domain.org/
, you can do it with ipfw
.
Example : ipfw add 100 fwd 127.0.0.1,8080 tcp from any to me 80
as root
ipfw
isn't possible on Windows (but Windows sucks right?)
You need to use an SSH connection.
With the information below you can connect to the MySQL server running on the virtual machine.
- SSH Host: 10.0.0.2
- SSH User: vagrant
- SSH Pass: vagrant
- SSH Port: 2222 (default by vagrant)
- MySQL Host: 127.0.0.1
- MySQL Port: 3306
- MySQL User: magento
- MySQL Pass: magento
If file exists database.sql.gz
in the main directory (where the Vagrantfile is), puppet will import the database during the first up
.
Per default the variable MAGE_IS_DEVELOPER_MODE
is set to true.
The virtualhost is set on the htdocs
directory.
MailCatcher is installed and configured into the /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
file.
If mailcatcher is stopped: all emails are lost.
If mailcatcher is started: all emails are catched.
If you want to start MailCatcher, simply run this command (with vagrant user) : mailcatcher --ip 0.0.0.0
Then go to : http://localhost:1080
If you need to stop the mailcatcher daemon : Clic on "Quit" on the top right corner of the MailCatcher Web UI.
Are installed:
- apache-mpm-itk (with magento virtualhost)
- mysql-server (with custom my.cnf)
- mysql-client
- php5 (and some modules)
- screen (with custom .screenrc for root)
- vim
- wget
- curl
- git
- composer.phar
- mailcatcher (gem)