This post helps you to resolve macOS kernel panic issues when running Vagrant and Parallels with NFS synced folders.| Ashley's Blog
This post is about a fully documented but easy to miss feature of vagrant, which is the evaluation of the Vagrantfiles when a vagrant ‘box’ is started. As you can see, I wrote ‘Vagrantfiles’, which is plural. I (very naively) thought that the Vagrantfile in the directory where you want to start the ‘box’ determines …Read More| Frits Hoogland Weblog
We use Vagrant for development at Stripe, using NFS mounts to share code from the host into the Vagrant dev box. We use bundler to manage Ruby dependencies, and configure it to install gems directly into the project directory, inside the vendor/ subdirectory. Installing gems there, instead of globally, ensures isolation, and preserves gems across re-creation of the Vagrant VM, which means you don’t need to wait for a bunch of gems to download if you blow away your VM. Recently we upgraded o...| nelhage debugs shit
Being able to trust your work, validate reliability, and visualise issues, makes the development process far less stressful while helping to reduce the occurrences of strange errors or regressions.| Electric UI
In a lot of ways, Vagrant is an exceptional way to use virtual machines (VMs). Terminal wizards rarely need a GUI to get something done and often times you really only need a simple sandbox to prototype something. Vagrant accomplishes this beautifully by wrapping configuration details in a Vagrantfile and| Kevin Chung
Vagrant is an excellent tool for Rails development, but you might not be getting the best performance from your Virtual Machine. In this post I will detail some tips and tricks that can drastically improve your development experience.| Seth Vargo