This was great. It covered what I needed in under a half hour. Thanks for being clear and succinct. I'll definitely be able to use Vagrant and HyperV in the way I need, and I don't think it's going to take me all week to figure it out.
@@christianlempa ok, using this tutorial I've been able to install an application and create my own box, however when I use that box I encounter various exception errors from gems. Can you do a tutorial video that shows how you create your own windows box with the hyperv provider, and then use it?
dude, love your education. You have a knack for explaining things in a normal logical straight forward manner. Thank you so much. If you ever decide to do a udemy course on any subject, I will buy it
Klasse Einführung! Mal wieder ein tolles Video, leicht erklärt und verständlich. Mach doch bitte noch ein Video zu Ansibile und eine kombi aus Vagrant und Ansible :P
When ever I change memory or cpus in the vagrantfile and do a vagrant reload, the machine comes up with the old number of cores and memory. What am I doing wrong? running on windows 10.
Hello I have a question concerning 'vagrant box update', I noticed that instead of really changing the version of the box I use (generic/ubuntu2004 (vmware_desktop, 4.1.0)) it create a new one. And when I vagrant up it does it on the outdated version and tells me to destroy the 4.1.0 version. But won't doing that delete all my datas from the box? I don't really want to reinstall every thing so I want to be sure before doing the destroy. Also since the update created a box with the same name but ending with 4.1.2 (now there's even the 4.1.4 version), will the destroy command automatically pick the most outdated version?
Could you make a video explaining container & virtualization solutions like: Docker, LXC, LXD, Vagrant, KVM, VirtualBox, etc. a how they can (or cannot) be used together? That would be great!
@Christian Lempa I have setup Hyper-V on Windows 10, But my Company VPN is not working with the network Bridge setup as described here. Do you know how to solve this? Or better yet could you make a tutorial on the subject? I've search StackOverflow, StackExchange with no luck. I've tried to change the Adapter Metrics to see if the priority somehow was the issue as I've expirienced with the WSL2 before. Also no luck. I get a connection when I disconnect from the Company VPN, but then I'm back where I started. Any suggestions are welcome. :-)
I assume to use this with proxmox it will be required create a custom provider , right? I also would appreciate if you create some more videos on vagrant maybe exploring docker. :)
This was great. It covered what I needed in under a half hour. Thanks for being clear and succinct. I'll definitely be able to use Vagrant and HyperV in the way I need, and I don't think it's going to take me all week to figure it out.
Thank you, glad it helped you
@@christianlempa ok, using this tutorial I've been able to install an application and create my own box, however when I use that box I encounter various exception errors from gems.
Can you do a tutorial video that shows how you create your own windows box with the hyperv provider, and then use it?
True, one clear explaining video saves lots of time (hours/days/weeks) with trial/error from reading.
Your videos are great. The quality of your work and the content feels like you are making these videos from ages.
Your video helped me. Thanks!
Wow, thank you!
dude, love your education. You have a knack for explaining things in a normal logical straight forward manner. Thank you so much. If you ever decide to do a udemy course on any subject, I will buy it
Thank you so much 🥰
Rock solid video. This sent me down a rabbit hole and try to use it with libvirt. Thanks
Your channel is pretty cool dude!
Hey, thanks!
Thank you, Christian, it was helpfull.
Thank you sir. Vagrant have very less resources in youtube. Thank you so much sir to help 😊❤️#
Thank you mate 😊
Solid video. Thanks for your time on it.
Klasse Einführung! Mal wieder ein tolles Video, leicht erklärt und verständlich.
Mach doch bitte noch ein Video zu Ansibile und eine kombi aus Vagrant und Ansible :P
Gute Idee, das werde ich auf jeden Fall! 😉
Auf Ansible warte ich auch schon. Das wäre echt super! Docker mit Ansible wäre auch sehr nice!
Amazing tutorial - love the channel!
Thanks bro
Awesome video, thank you, subscribed !!
Thank you and welcome! :)
How start only machines present in current vagrant file ?
When type vagrant up it starts all machines event those in other working directory.
Dankeschön mein Freund! You got yourself a subscriber
Ich danke dir! :)
When ever I change memory or cpus in the vagrantfile and do a vagrant reload, the machine comes up with the old number of cores and memory. What am I doing wrong? running on windows 10.
Thanks very cool showcase :)
how do you permanently delete boxes, because the remove command does not remove it from the machine
You can delete them with the "vagrant box remove", this should delete them. You can check with "vagrant box list" which are installed currently.
Im using vagrant with virtualbox on windows 10. Should I have to uninstall virtualbox to use win10 hyperv ?
Thanks for sharing!
Np! :)
Great video, thank you. Would have been a bit better without music. Thanks again
Thanks bro 😌
es war ein gut Video. Viel dank
Sehr gerne!
Hello I have a question concerning 'vagrant box update', I noticed that instead of really changing the version of the box I use (generic/ubuntu2004 (vmware_desktop, 4.1.0)) it create a new one. And when I vagrant up it does it on the outdated version and tells me to destroy the 4.1.0 version. But won't doing that delete all my datas from the box?
I don't really want to reinstall every thing so I want to be sure before doing the destroy. Also since the update created a box with the same name but ending with 4.1.2 (now there's even the 4.1.4 version), will the destroy command automatically pick the most outdated version?
You are Great !!
thanks man you rocks !
Thanks, you too 😉
Great video, thx
Thank you 😊
Could you make a video explaining container & virtualization solutions like: Docker, LXC, LXD, Vagrant, KVM, VirtualBox, etc. a how they can (or cannot) be used together? That would be great!
Maybe this video is interesting for you: ua-cam.com/video/RAaU-Q5LN9s/v-deo.html :)
@Christian Lempa I have setup Hyper-V on Windows 10, But my Company VPN is not working with the network Bridge setup as described here. Do you know how to solve this? Or better yet could you make a tutorial on the subject? I've search StackOverflow, StackExchange with no luck. I've tried to change the Adapter Metrics to see if the priority somehow was the issue as I've expirienced with the WSL2 before. Also no luck. I get a connection when I disconnect from the Company VPN, but then I'm back where I started. Any suggestions are welcome. :-)
Well, that depends on what's your network setup, you should come to our Discord and ask, maybe we're able to help :)
Damn useful stuff!
Thank you 😊
Dini churz guidlines si eifach mega.
Sadly the support for kvm is very basic (no support for resizing of the disk image and the default is 150GB). Otherwise a very cool tool.
I think the best support you get for vmware
Good info Chris, have you ever tried vmware provider with vagrant on WSL?
No :(
Nice Video
Thanks
I assume to use this with proxmox it will be required create a custom provider , right? I also would appreciate if you create some more videos on vagrant maybe exploring docker. :)
Thank you! Vagrant with Docker is an awesome suggestion, I will look into that :)
Templates???
Great video. is it possible to create hyperv vms running on windows 10 from vagrant running on a different networked Linux box? Not from WSL?
Thanks, no I think thats not possible, because vagrant somehow needs to communicate with the hypervisor
whats the point of having vm without shared folder? to look at it?
👍
cloud you sugegst me any Opensource VDI
I don't use it myself unfortunately. So I can't make a good recommendation on VDIs sorry
Take a look at kasmweb
development not deployment
Why isn't "up" a TLD yet? The domain "vagrant.up" would have been such a nice vanity domain.