Vagrant - 5 - Exploring the Vagrantfile

Gain a solid understanding of the Vagrantfile and how you can customise it by following along an example use case of an Apache web server with its own customised port mappings, synced folders and provisioning.

Video Contents:
0:18 - Basic Vagrant Commands
1:50 - Our use case: an Apache web server
2:34 - Exploring the Vagrantfile
10:27 - Running our Vagrant environment

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This video is part of the "Vagrant from Scratch" course produced and delivered LigerLearn. See the course materials for notes and follow along with the course by visiting the course home page:

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[Gamuss]

Thank you much for explaining vagrantfiles!!!! <3

[adrianguntherkeedle]

this is the best series of vagrant I've seen. clear and concise.

[zaqpontiaq]

Brilliant !!!
I've seen a bunch of YT videos on the subject, and even bought a course on Udemy - but this is by far the most lucid and precise explanation of the Vagrant file, which is the most important part of learning how to use Vagrant.

[francoferraciolli]

helped me alot man, you are a lifesavior!!

[lokmannaza]

At 10:38 I got errors when running vagrant up. syntax error, unexpected end-of-input, expecting tSTRING_CONTENT or tSTRING_DBEG or tSTRING_DVAR or tSTRING_END
un: "always", inline: <<-SHELL

[sorcererstone]

@11:40, ssh username = vagrant. and a private key was generated. Does it mean there is no need for password anymore?

If a password is asked when we want to change some configuration within ubuntu container afterward, what would the password be?