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Use Vagrant to provide portable virtual environments #36

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rohithasrk opened this issue Mar 4, 2017 · 8 comments
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Use Vagrant to provide portable virtual environments #36

rohithasrk opened this issue Mar 4, 2017 · 8 comments

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@rohithasrk
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There are many advantages of using Vagrant to provide portable virtual environments. It's been widely in use these days by benefiting a developer. One just needs to run a vagrant up command and it will isolate all the dependencies and provide a consistent environment. For more details https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/why-vagrant/ can be referred. This could perhaps be implemented in all the OpenWISP projects. Suggestions please.

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Yes it could be interesting. What needs to be implemented exactly? A vagrant file?

@nemesifier nemesifier changed the title Use Vagrant to provide portable virtual environments. Use Vagrant to provide portable virtual environments Mar 6, 2017
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Yes. A Vagrant file is all that is needed.

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A vagrant file defaulting either to Ubuntu 16 LTS is probably a good default, plus a few lines in the README to explain how to use it.

@rohithasrk
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Yes. Shall I take this up?

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#29 would be very helpful to me and is more related to django. This one would be useful to new comers but it's not very django-related. Up to you, depending on which time you prefer and how much skill you have.

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Yes. Working on #29 first.

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Closing for inactivity.

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