@@DevOpsJourney Ah fair enough, I thought it seemed strange as there is only one machine at this stage, now I've watched the other vids I see that you add more later. Cheers.
a lot more work then downloading an image. You have to create your own "box" these might be helpful: www.vagrantup.com/docs/boxes/base stackoverflow.com/questions/15243405/is-it-possible-for-vagrant-to-use-an-os-iso-install-image-directly-or-create-a
Hey, I found out how to change the name of the vm in the virtualbox. Made a typo and via that made this discovery. vb.customize ["modifyvm", :id, "--name", 'Whatever-nameyoulike!'] Just put this in the configuraiton after the cpus and memory. it changed the default name which showed up in the provider.
Sometimes the hand pointing emoji has a mind of it's own
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Does config.vm.synced_folder syncs the Main OS File system directory to Vagrant File system directory?
Yup, synced folders is how to share between VM and your host system
So how come setting the VM resource limits needs to happen in a loop?
not required, I could have set the resources manually for each machine, this was is just more efficient
@@DevOpsJourney Ah fair enough, I thought it seemed strange as there is only one machine at this stage, now I've watched the other vids I see that you add more later. Cheers.
Amazing, I have question, WHat if i already have a image, say i downloaded ubuntu 20 from official ubuntu site, how can i add it to vagrant ?
a lot more work then downloading an image. You have to create your own "box" these might be helpful:
www.vagrantup.com/docs/boxes/base
stackoverflow.com/questions/15243405/is-it-possible-for-vagrant-to-use-an-os-iso-install-image-directly-or-create-a
Hey, I found out how to change the name of the vm in the virtualbox. Made a typo and via that made this discovery.
vb.customize ["modifyvm", :id, "--name", 'Whatever-nameyoulike!']
Just put this in the configuraiton after the cpus and memory. it changed the default name which showed up in the provider.
Спасибо