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This document discusses using Vagrant for Drupal development. Vagrant allows developers to run identical development environments across different computers using VirtualBox and Vagrant to provision virtual machines. This solves issues like code working on a developer's local machine but not production, having different PHP versions across machines, and the time needed to set up environments for remote developers. Vagrant uses JSON configuration files to define virtual machines that are then automatically configured using Chef recipes to provide a standardized, reproducible Drupal development environment on any computer.
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- 1. Vagrant Drupal Development Presented by danylevskyi (Dmytro Danylevskyi) DrupalCamp Kyiv 2013
- 2. Professional Drupal Development Environment UNIX with Apache?, PHP, MySQL Debuggers Profilers DB administration tools Drush IDE?
- 3. Too many computers! Computer at office Computer at home Laptop Girlfriend's computer
- 4. Parallel projects Projects with different PHP versions.
- 5. Dev != Live Code works on my development machine, but not on production server...
- 6. Remote developers It takes time for preparations to start work.
- 7. Tools LAMP, MAMP, WAMP XAMPP, Denwer Remote server Virtual Machine images Configuration with executable scripts
- 9. JSON Configuration "ip": "192.168.100.100", "memory": "1024", "synced_folder": { "host_path": "data/", "guest_path": "/var/www", "use_nfs": true }
- 10. $ vagrant up $ vagrant up $ vagrant halt $ vagrant destroy $ vagrant reload $ vagrant provision
- 12. Thank You!