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After that, you should see that all tasks are applied.
VAGRANT EXAMPLE INSTALL
Just execute “vagrant up”, and Vagrant will create the virtual machine, install the box image, and provision it with the ansible-playbook. Of course, you can simply use and modify them in a variety of different setups.īecause Vagrant completely handles the provisioning and authentication part, you don’t need to enter any passwords or public SSH keys. By the way, you find useful examples on my GitHub repository ansible-boilerplates. Of course, you can simply change the playbook to whatever your need is. I’ve created an example of a playbook that will automatically install Docker. Now, we need to create your ansible-playbook that is used to provision our virtual machine. subconfig.vm.provision "ansible" do |a|Ĭreate Ansible playbooks to provision the virtual machines Vagrant automatically executes the ansible-playbook once the virtual machine is created the first time. This will contain all ansible instructions to provision our virtual machine. Now we will create another subconfiguration to provision the machine with an ansible-playbook. For more information check out this blogpost. This h configuration is part of the provider-specific configuration of the Hyper-V on Windows 10. subconfig.vm.network "public_network", bridge: "BRIDGE" Because the “BRIDGE” Interface is the name of my virtual switch that connects the virtual machine to my physical network adapter. We can automatically attach our virtual machine(s) to a virtual switch in Hyper-V with the following statement. If you later want to add more than one virtual machine, it’s useful to create a sub config for every single machine. H.enable_virtualization_extensions = false Subconfig.vm.network "public_network", bridge: "BRIDGE" Any Virtualbox fans can just comment out the HyperV subconfiguration part. When you’re running Vagrant with VirtualBox, the configuration will look slightly different, because I’m using Hyper-V as my default provider. If you’re not familiar with Vagrant yet, you should check out my tutorial about Vagrant, to learn the fundamentals. Now let’s start with the creation of our Vagrantfile. Sudo apt install ansible Prepare the Vagrantfile to automate the virtual machine creation Install Ansible: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ansible/ansible
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If and error shows up, you probably haven’t loaded the environment variables correctly.
VAGRANT EXAMPLE WINDOWS 10
VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER=hypervĬheck if Vagrant is running on your WSL2 and can communicate to the Hypervisor on your Windows 10 by executing the vagrant command. On Windows 10 with Hyper-V, set the default provider with the following environment variable. VAGRANT_WSL_WINDOWS_ACCESS_USER_HOME_PATH=/mnt/c/Users/ If you’re running bash, simply add them to your. Next, you need to add a few environment variables according to. To install Vagrant on WSL just simply download the latest version at. Note, that it needs to be installed exactly in the same version and it’s still considered a beta version at this time. Because the trick is to install Vagrant on your WSL machine and on your Windows 10, too. Luckily, you can do this pretty easily with the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2). Because Ansible is not running on Windows, you will need to run Vagrant with Ansible scripts on a Linux machine. But if you’re running Vagrant on Windows with VirtualBox or Hyper-V, you have a problem. If you’re running Vagrant on Linux, you can skip this part.
VAGRANT EXAMPLE HOW TO
How to use Vagrant with Ansible on Windows 10
VAGRANT EXAMPLE FULL
And I show you how you can easily automate a full lab environment containing multiple virtual machines. In this article, we’re combining those two amazing technologies. And I also created an article on how to automate all your Linux servers with Ansible. Therefore, I lately created an article about h ow to automate the creation and provisioning process of virtual machines with Vagrant. If you’re studying for your IT certifications, do technical research, or develop software you often need to set up a virtual lab environment.