Vagrant Fundamentals for Network Engineers
What about this course?
Vagrant is an automation tool for building development environments and simplifying workflow that helps reduce setup time and allows you to virtualize configurations for various projects. This course, featuring nearly 5 hours of instruction, provides an introduction to Vagrant and its benefits, as well as an overview of how Vagrant works. We will also explore some common CLI commands, set up virtual machines to provision Vagrantfiles, and learn about provisioning through Shell, Puppet, Ansible, and Salt—as well as KVM, EC-2, and VMware.
INE's world-class IT trainingInstructor for this course
Dan Radez
INE Instructor
This course is composed by the following modules
Introduction
Benefits of Vagrant
How Vagrant Works
Setting Up VirtualBox
Setting Up Vagrant
Common CLI Commands
Launching a VM
Comparison to Manual Steps
Vagrantfile Basics
Vagrantfile Provisioning
Networking Forwarded Ports
Networking Host Only
Networking Bridged
Synced Folders Default
Synced Folders NFS
Custom Boxes
Multiple VMs
Shell Scripting Overview
Shell Provisioning Example
Puppet Overview
Puppet Example
Ansible Overview
Ansible Example
Salt Overview
Salt + Vagrant Specifics
Salt Example
KVM Setup
KVM Example
EC-2 Basics
EC-2 Common Issues
VMWare Fusion
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