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2019-12-10T01:06:19Z

Stop Vagrant Machine

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	vagrant halt		vagrant halt
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			'''NOTE:''' This should be run from the directory containing the Vagrantfile

	=Using Vagrant with Multiple Virtual Machines=		=Using Vagrant with Multiple Virtual Machines=

2019-12-10T01:05:48Z

Manually Connect to Vagrant Machine

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	$ ssh vagrant@127.0.0.1 -p 2222 -i $HOME/dev/ansible/dev/ansiblebook/ch01/playbooks/.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key		ssh vagrant@127.0.0.1 -p 2222 -i $HOME/dev/ansible/dev/ansiblebook/ch01/playbooks/.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key
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	vagrant ssh-config > /tmp/vconf && ssh -F /tmp/vconf default		vagrant ssh-config > /tmp/vconf && ssh -F /tmp/vconf default
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			or even shorter,

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			vagrant ssh
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2019-12-10T01:04:03Z

Create Vagrant Box from Virtual Box

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	If you want to customize your vagrant image or create a new vagrant box from an .iso file on disk, you can create a VirtualBox machine from the iso image (and customize it however you'd like), then convert the VirtualBox box into a vagrant box.		If you want to customize your vagrant image or create a new vagrant box from an .iso file on disk, you can create a VirtualBox machine from the iso image (and customize it however you'd like), then convert the VirtualBox box into a vagrant box.

	See procedure here: ~~[[Vagrant/Box]] >~~ [[Vagrant/Boxes]]		See procedure here: [[Vagrant/Boxes]]

	The basic summary:		The basic summary:

2019-12-10T01:03:50Z

Create Vagrant Box from Virtual Box

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	* Create the virtual machine image in Virtual Box, and get it all set up the way you want		* Create the virtual machine image in Virtual Box, and get it all set up the way you want
	* Package the VirtualBox image into vagrant box format, so you can reference it from a Vagrantfile		* Package the VirtualBox image into vagrant box format, so you can reference it from a Vagrantfile
	* ~~Set~~ the URL to the box in ~~your~~ Vagrantfile using ~~a notation like~~ <code>config.vm.box_url = "file:mycoolbox"</code>		* Tell vagrant to use the new box, which can be done two ways:
			** Method One: create the vagrant box file, and then set the URL to the vagrant box file in the Vagrantfile, using the directive <code>config.vm.box_url = "file:mycoolbox"</code>
			** Method Two: create the vagrant box file, and import the box into vagrant so it knows about the new machine image available to it

	=Resources=		=Resources=

2019-12-10T00:51:11Z

Using Vagrant with Multiple Machines

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	=Using Vagrant with Multiple Machines=		=Using Vagrant with Multiple Virtual Machines=

	See the guide on the [https://charlesreid1.com/wiki/Ansible/Full_Stack_Playbook#Vagrant_multi-machine_setup Ansible/Full Stack Playbook] page.		It is possible to run multiple virtual machines using vagrant.

			See the guide on the [https://charlesreid1.com/wiki/Ansible/Full_Stack_Playbook#Vagrant_multi-machine_setup Ansible/Full Stack Playbook] page for a guide.

			=Create Vagrant Box from Virtual Box=

			If you want to customize your vagrant image or create a new vagrant box from an .iso file on disk, you can create a VirtualBox machine from the iso image (and customize it however you'd like), then convert the VirtualBox box into a vagrant box.

			See procedure here: [[Vagrant/Box]] > [[Vagrant/Boxes]]

			The basic summary:

			* Create the virtual machine image in Virtual Box, and get it all set up the way you want
			* Package the VirtualBox image into vagrant box format, so you can reference it from a Vagrantfile
			* Set the URL to the box in your Vagrantfile using a notation like <code>config.vm.box_url = "file:mycoolbox"</code>

	=Resources=		=Resources=

2019-12-09T20:53:52Z

Manually Connect to Vagrant Machine

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	</pre>		</pre>

	or, for a shorter version~~, export the ssh-config details from Vagrant to a file, then use the <code>-F</code> flag for the ssh command to specify that file as the SSH configuration file to use~~:		or, for a shorter version:

	<pre>		<pre>
	vagrant ssh-config > /tmp/vconf && ssh -F /tmp/vconf ~~vagrant@127.0.0.1~~		vagrant ssh-config > /tmp/vconf && ssh -F /tmp/vconf default
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			This command:

			* exports the vagrant configuration to a file
			* specifies the configuration file for ssh to use with the <code>-F</code> flag
			* specifies which configuration to use (default)

	Both of these SSH commands will log you in without prompting for a password.		Both of these SSH commands will log you in without prompting for a password.

2019-12-09T20:46:31Z

Flags

2019-12-09T20:36:00Z

Stop Vagrant Machine

2019-12-09T20:35:54Z

Manually Connect to Vagrant Machine

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	</pre>		</pre>

	~~This~~ will log you in without prompting for a password.		or, for a shorter version, export the ssh-config details from Vagrant to a file, then use the <code>-F</code> flag for the ssh command to specify that file as the SSH configuration file to use:

			<pre>
			vagrant ssh-config > /tmp/vconf && ssh -F /tmp/vconf vagrant@127.0.0.1
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			Both of these SSH commands will log you in without prompting for a password.

	Note that everything vagrant-related is stored in the <code>.vagrant/</code> directory.		Note that everything vagrant-related is stored in the <code>.vagrant/</code> directory.

2019-12-09T20:31:47Z

Connect to Vagrant Machine

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	$ vagrant ssh		vagrant ssh
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	To see the SSH details, type:		To see the SSH details, type:

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			vagrant ssh-config
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			'''NOTE:''' This command should be run from the host machine.

			The example output can be used verbatim in an ssh config file. For example:

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	~~(this should be run from the host machine.)~~		If there are multiple virtual machines, each node should have same values except for SSH key.

	If multiple virtual machines, each node should have same values except for SSH key.

	===Manually Connect to Vagrant Machine===		===Manually Connect to Vagrant Machine===