├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── commands
├── 01_QuickStart.html
├── 01_QuickStart.md
├── 02_Vagrant_with_Git.md
├── 03_Vagrant_Boxes.md
├── 04_Finding_Boxes.md
├── 05_Plugins.md
├── 06_Baked_LAMP.md
├── 07_File_Provisioner.md
├── 08_Shell_Provisioner.md
├── 09_LAMP_Provisioning_Example.md
└── 10_MultiVMs.md
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1 | Vagrant Up Course Materials
2 | ===========================
3 |
4 | Materials for the Vagrant Up! course.
5 |
6 | ## Command Listings
7 |
8 | Commands for all the command line (terminal) demonstrations are located in the __commands__ folder.
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1 |
2 |
3 | Vagrant Quick Start Commands
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 | Vagrant Quick Start Commands
8 |
9 |
10 | Commands
11 |
12 | pwd
13 | mkdir projects
14 | cd projects
15 | pwd
16 | clear
17 | vagrant help
18 | vagrant help init
19 | vagrant init hashicorp/precise64
20 | ls -al
21 | mate Vagrantfile
22 | vagrant up
23 | vagrant ssh
24 | pwd
25 | cd /vagrant
26 | ls
27 | nano Vagrantfile
28 | exit
29 | pwd
30 | mate Vagrantfile
31 | vagrant suspend
32 | vagrant status
33 | vagrant up
34 | vagrant status
35 | vagrant halt
36 | vagrant status
37 | vagrant up
38 | vagrant destroy
39 | vagrant up
40 | vagrant ssh
41 | ls
42 | exit
43 | vagrant destroy
44 |
45 |
46 | Notes
47 |
48 |
49 | - clear
50 | - The terminal/bash command
clear is used frequently throughout this course to clear out the terminal screen.
51 |
52 |
53 |
54 |
55 |
56 |
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1 | # Vagrant Quick Start Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | mkdir projects
7 | cd projects
8 | pwd
9 | clear
10 | vagrant help
11 | vagrant help init
12 | vagrant init hashicorp/precise64
13 | ls -al
14 | mate Vagrantfile
15 | vagrant up
16 | vagrant ssh
17 | pwd
18 | cd /vagrant
19 | ls
20 | nano Vagrantfile
21 | exit
22 | pwd
23 | mate Vagrantfile
24 | vagrant suspend
25 | vagrant status
26 | vagrant up
27 | vagrant status
28 | vagrant halt
29 | vagrant status
30 | vagrant up
31 | vagrant destroy
32 | vagrant up
33 | vagrant ssh
34 | ls
35 | exit
36 | vagrant destroy
37 |
38 | ### Notes
39 |
40 | #### clear
41 |
42 | The terminal/bash command __clear__ is used frequently throughout this course to clear out the terminal screen.
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1 | # Vagrant Git Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | cd ~
7 | which git
8 | git version
9 | cd projects/demo/
10 | pwd
11 | ls -al
12 | git init
13 | ls -al
14 | git add Vagrantfile
15 | git commit -m "Adding initial files"
16 | clear
17 | mate .gitignore
18 | git add .gitignore
19 | git commit -m "adding ignore file"
20 | git log --oneline
21 | mate Vagrantfile
22 | git status
23 | git -a -m "updated vagrant config"
24 | git status
25 | git log --oneline
26 |
27 | ### Notes
28 |
29 | #### Git
30 |
31 | Git is a free (cost and freedom) source control management tool.
32 |
33 |
34 |
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1 | # Vagrant Box Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | vagrant help box
6 | vagrant box list -h
7 | pwd
8 | cd .vagrant.d/
9 | ls
10 | cd boxes/
11 | ls
12 | cd hashicorp-VAGRANTSLASH-precise64/
13 | ls
14 | cd ~
15 | vagrant box list
16 | vagrant box add ubuntu/trusty64
17 | vagrant box list
18 | clear
19 | vagrant box list
20 | cd projects/
21 | mkdir trusty
22 | cd trusty
23 | vagrant init ubuntu/trusty64
24 | vagrant destroy
25 | clear
26 | vagrant box list
27 | vagrant box outdated
28 | vagrant box update
29 | cd ~
30 | clear
31 | vagrant box list
32 | vagrant box remove hashicorp/precise64
33 | vagrant box list
34 | cd projects/demo/
35 | vagrant up
36 | clear
37 | cd ~
38 |
39 |
40 | ### Notes
41 |
42 |
43 |
44 |
45 |
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1 | # Finding Boxes Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | cd projects/
6 | mkdir fedora20-demo
7 | cd fedora20-demo/
8 | vagrant box add fedora20 http://opscode-vm-bento.s3.amazonaws.com/vagrant/virtualbox/opscode_fedora-20_chef-provisionerless.box
9 | vagrant box list
10 | pwd
11 | vagrant init fedora20
12 | ls
13 | vagrant up
14 | vagrant ssh
15 | cd /etc
16 | cat fedora-release
17 | exit
18 | vagrant destroy
19 | cd ..
20 | pwd
21 | mkdir centos65-demo
22 | cd centos65-demo/
23 | vagrant init chef/centos-6.5
24 | ls
25 | vagrant up
26 | vagrant ssh
27 | cd /etc
28 | cat redhat-release
29 | exit
30 | vagrant box list
31 | vagrant destroy
32 | cd ~
33 |
34 | ### Notes
35 |
36 |
37 |
38 |
39 |
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1 | # Plugins Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | vagrant help plugin
7 | vagrant plugin list
8 | vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
9 | vagrant plugin list
10 | cd projects/trusty/
11 | ls
12 | clear
13 | vagrant up
14 | vagrant ssh
15 | cd /vagrant/
16 | ls
17 | cat Vagrantfile
18 | exit
19 | cd ~
20 | clear
21 | vagrant plugin list
22 | vagrant plugin update
23 | clear
24 | vagrant plugin uninstall vagrant-vbguest
25 | vagrant plugin list
26 |
27 | ### Notes
28 |
29 |
30 |
31 |
32 |
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1 | # Plugins Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | cd projects/
7 | mkdir baked-lamp
8 | cd baked-lamp
9 | vagrant init chef/centos-6.5
10 | mate Vagrantfile # enable port forwarding
11 | vagrant ssh # enter VM
12 | clear
13 | sudo yum update -y
14 | clear
15 | sudo yum install -y nano git unzip screen
16 | clear
17 | sudo yum install -y httpd httpd-devel httpd-tools
18 | clear
19 | sudo chkconfig --add httpd
20 | sudo chkconfig httpd on
21 | sudo service httpd stop
22 | cd /var/www/html
23 | ls
24 | cd ..
25 | ls
26 | sudo rm -rf html
27 | ls
28 | sudo ln -s /vagrant /var/www/html
29 | exit
30 | ls
31 | mate index.html
32 | ls
33 | pwd
34 | vagrant ssh # back into VM
35 | sudo service httpd start
36 | exit
37 | vagrant ssh
38 | clear
39 | sudo yum install -y php php-cli php-common php-devel php-mysql
40 | sudo service httpd restart
41 | exit
42 | pwd
43 | mate info.php
44 | ls
45 | vagrant ssh
46 | clear
47 | sudo yum install -y mysql mysql-server mysql-devel
48 | sudo chkconfig --add mysqld
49 | sudo chkconfig mysqld on
50 | sudo service mysqld start
51 | mysql -u root -e "CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS dev_test";
52 | mysql -u root -e "SHOW DATABASES";
53 | exit
54 | vagrant help package
55 | vagrant status
56 | vagrant package --output centos-lamp.box
57 | clear
58 | ls
59 | vagrant box add centos-lamp centos-lamp.box
60 | cd ..
61 | clear
62 | mkdir test-lamp
63 | cd test-lamp/
64 | vagrant box list
65 | vagrant init centos-lamp
66 | mate Vagrantfile
67 | clear
68 | vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
69 | clear
70 | vagrant up
71 | ls
72 | mate index.html
73 |
74 | ### Notes
75 |
76 |
77 |
78 |
79 |
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1 | # File Provisioner Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | mkdir vagrant
7 | cd vagrant/
8 | mkdir files
9 | cd files
10 | pwd
11 | which git
12 | git config --global user.name "Jason Taylor" # replace with your actual name
13 | git config --global user.email "jason@screencasts.pro" # replace with your email
14 | git config --global --list
15 | cat ~/.gitconfig
16 | cp ~/.gitconfig git-config
17 | ls
18 | cd ~
19 | clear
20 | cd projects/
21 | ls
22 | mkdir git-box
23 | cd git-box/
24 | ls
25 | vagrant box list
26 | vagrant init chef/centos-6.5
27 | vagrant plugin list
28 | mate Vagrantfile # disable vbguest auto update
29 | vagrant up
30 | clear
31 | pwd
32 | ls -la
33 | exit
34 | mate Vagrantfile # configure file provisioner
35 | vagrant status
36 | vagrant provision
37 | vagrant ssh
38 | ls -al
39 | cat .gitignore
40 | exit
41 | clear
42 | vagrant destroy
43 | clear
44 | vagrant up # test file provisioner with fresh vagrant up
45 | vagrant ssh
46 | ls -al
47 | cat .gitconfig
48 | exit
49 | vagrant destroy
50 |
51 |
52 | ### Notes
53 |
54 |
55 |
56 |
57 |
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/commands/08_Shell_Provisioner.md:
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1 | # Shell Provisioner Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | cd projects/
7 | cd git-box/
8 | ls
9 | vagrant status
10 | mate Vagrantfile # config inline shell script
11 | vagrant up
12 | vagrant ssh
13 | which git
14 | git version
15 | exit
16 | mate Vagrantfile # config heredoc shell script
17 | vagrant status
18 | vagrant provision
19 | clear
20 | mate Vagrantfile
21 | cd
22 | cd vagrant/
23 | ls
24 | mkdir scripts
25 | cd scripts/
26 | mate provision.sh
27 | ls
28 | pwd
29 | cd ~/projects/git-box/
30 | mate Vagrantfile # config external shell script
31 | vagrant destroy
32 | vagrant up
33 | vagrant ssh
34 | git version
35 | which nano
36 | exit
37 | vagrant destroy
38 |
39 | ### Notes
40 |
41 |
42 |
43 |
44 |
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/commands/09_LAMP_Provisioning_Example.md:
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1 | # LAMP Stack Provisioning Example Commands
2 |
3 | ### Part 1 Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | cd vagrant/
7 | ls
8 | git init
9 | git add .
10 | git status
11 | git commit -m "initial commit"
12 | git remote add origin git@github.com:screencasts-pro/vagrant.git # use your own repository
13 | git push -u origin master
14 | cd scripts/
15 | ls
16 | mate centos-lamp.sh # write shell provisioning script
17 | cd ..
18 | cd files/
19 | pwd
20 | ls
21 | mate index.html # create simple webpage
22 | mate info.php # create php file to call phpinfo()
23 | cd ..
24 | pwd
25 | git status
26 | git add .
27 | git status
28 | git commit -m "adding files for LAMP stack"
29 | git push origin master # -u is not required
30 | cd scripts/
31 | mate centos-lamp.sh # configure to download index.html and info.php from GitHub
32 | cd ..
33 | pwd
34 | git status
35 | git commit -am "Updated LAMP script with GitHub files"
36 | git push origin master
37 | cd
38 | clear
39 |
40 | ### Part 2 Commands
41 |
42 | cd projects/
43 | git init shell-lamp
44 | cd shell-lamp/
45 | pwd
46 | vagrant box list
47 | vagrant init chef/centos-6.5
48 | mate Vagrantfile # enable port forwarding, disable vbguest update, add file and shell provisioners
49 | echo ".vagrant" >> .gitignore
50 | git add .
51 | git commit -m "initial commit"
52 | clear
53 | ls
54 | ls -al
55 | clear
56 | vagrant up # notice problem
57 | mate Vagrantfile # fix problem
58 | clear
59 | vagrant up
60 | ls
61 | mate index.html # make changes
62 | vagrant destroy
63 | clear
64 |
65 | ### Notes
66 |
67 |
68 |
69 |
70 |
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1 | # Multiple Virtual Machines Commands
2 |
3 | ### Commands
4 |
5 | pwd
6 | cd vagrant/
7 | cd scripts/
8 | ls
9 | mate centos-lamp.sh
10 | mate centos-common.sh
11 | mate centos-lamp.sh
12 | mate centos-web.sh
13 | mate centos-database.sh
14 | ls
15 | cd ..
16 | git add .
17 | git status
18 | git commit -m "Adding files for multi-vm setup"
19 | git push origin master
20 | clear
21 | cd projects/
22 | git init multi-vms
23 | cd multi-vms/
24 | cp ../shell-lamp/Vagrantfile .
25 | ls
26 | mate Vagrantfile # configure scripts for multi-vm setup
27 | git status
28 | git add .
29 | git commit -m "initial commit"
30 | clear
31 | vagrant up web
32 | vagrant status
33 | vagrant up db
34 | vagrant status
35 | vagrant status web
36 | clear
37 | vagrant halt db
38 | vagrant halt web
39 | vagrant status
40 | vagrant up # brings up both
41 | clear
42 | vagrant ssh web
43 | ifconfig | grep inet
44 | ssh 192.168.10.3
45 | ifconfig | grep inet
46 | exit
47 | clear
48 | nc -z -w1 192.168.10.3 3306
49 | exit
50 | vagrant halt
51 | cd
52 |
53 |
54 | ### Notes
55 |
56 |
57 |
58 |
59 |
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