Vagranrt

Question 1

Vagrant

Answer 1

Used for building and managing virtual machine environment, DevProd parity.
Provisioned on top of provider. Such as shell scn, Chef, Puppet.
OoB: VirtualBox, Hyper-V, Docker.
Custom providers supported.

Question 2

vagrant init

Answer 2

Initializes current directory to be vagrant environment by creating a vagrant file.
-f: force overwrite of vagrant file.
-m: minimal file generation.
—output : output path.
—template : template path.

Question 3

vagrant up

Answer 3

Creates and configures guest machines to Vagrant file.
-h: help
—provision: force provisioner to run
—provision-with: force given provisioners to run
—destroy-on-error: Destroy machine if fatal error occurs. Default.
—parallel: enable/disable parallelism.
—install-provider: attempt to install provider if not installed. Default.

Question 4

vagrant destroy

Answer 4

Stops running and destroys all resources created.
-f: destroy without confirmation.
—parallel: enables/disables, but automatically forces.

Question 5

vagrant validate

Answer 5

Validates Vagrant file.

Question 6

vagrant provision

Answer 6

Runs any configured provisioners.

Question 7

vagrant reload

Answer 7

Runs vagrant halt and vagrant up.
—provision:
—provision-with:

Question 8

vagrant ssh

Answer 8

ssh into Vagrant machine.

• c: execute given command directly
• p: plain. Authentication to user.
• t: enables

Question 9

vagrant status

Answer 9

Output the status of all vagrant instances if not given name id.

Question 10

vagrant halt

Answer 10

Attempt to shut down Vagrant.

-f: force shut down.

Question 11

Vagrant file stuff

Answer 11

Repeat DO-1

Question 12

vagrant ssh-config

Answer 12

Prints ssh info for host.

Question 13

Boxfile

Answer 13

Package form for Vagrant environment. Documentation form in DO-1.

Question 14

vagrant box

Answer 14

add: —clean
list: -i: info
outdated: —global
prune:
remove:
repackage: provide name provider and version to complete.
update: download and install new box, with no changes to running.

Question 15

vagrant box prune

Answer 15

—dry-run:
—provider:
—name
-f
repackage

Question 16

vagrant box update

Answer 16

—box

—provider