In what way is Vagrant different to Terraform? Can't I do the same thing with Terraform, provided that there is a provider for Terraform and your VM-/Containter-Solution?
I'm not sure if they are actually writing with a real pen, because my pen usually don't work as well, they usually go dry pretty fast, so I'd say there's a trick here
@@AntwanG Same for me. I was aware of Vagrant but being extremely familiar with Terraform and Packer I have never really understood why I would use Vagrant. It seems like it was a first attempt (this was the first tool from Hashicorp, IIRC) at something like to make “images” (I think that this predated Docker, even… and they borrowed heavily from Vagrant, maybe someone can shed more light on this). While there may be some good use cases that folks still have, the video did a lot to clear things up and ultimately reinforce my thoughts.
Your explanation was very simple, clear and easy to understand for beginners. Great job!!
Very well explained, thank you for your work
Amazing how he packed so much in so little time.
In what way is Vagrant different to Terraform? Can't I do the same thing with Terraform, provided that there is a provider for Terraform and your VM-/Containter-Solution?
Crisp & Clear. Well explained. Thank you !
Damn, you're good at writing backwards =D
Invert the Video after recorded ;)
GLD Stone - Smart
may be he wrote on glass
I'm not sure if they are actually writing with a real pen, because my pen usually don't work as well, they usually go dry pretty fast, so I'd say there's a trick here
@@GleydVID Yes thats what it is.
Impressive..How conveniently you are taking advantage of left hand writing..
How you are making this video.. please suggest @School of DevOps
Using Lightboard Technology explained here th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=lightboard+school+of+devops
Actually 1 minute was enough.. Vagrant is for script-based automation of virtual machines... Thanks!
you are right. 5 Minutes are for others who dont know what script based automation of virtual machine means :)
Thank you Gourav sir .. it's really helpful.
Is this the same concept as Docker?
Great mentor....... Loved your video
Great Video! THanks!
the provided links are redirecting to expired domains. Kindly check.
Thank you for the very comprehensible video!
template = box: vagrant uses that to provision the VMs.
Is the template the OS?
thank you. U made my vagrant learning easy ...
Clear and crisp explanation 👍
wait this dude is writing in inverted image or editing?
superb..
Damn.. that was a cool way of presentation
Great video. Thanks
It was great! I have a question Is it posible to run the vagran on systemd-nspawn?
does mkvirutalenv work on vagrant on windwos?
Perfect
Thanks for this simple explanations.
incredibly good thanks
what is your Drawing board?i want to buy one
Its called as Lightboard. What I use is a custom made. I will probably create a video series on how to make one.
Beautiful....interpretation..,Swift...presentation
Excellent summary!
Great video, how can you write backwards ??
Years of practice ! ... ha ha. no I do not write backwards. I just flip the image 180 degrees in post production.
Beautiful, thank you
Well, thank you for that. 🙂
Can you tell me that how make mysql databse in vagrant.
# Set MySQL Pass
debconf-set-selections
@@pmsawummah why is the script without sudo? we don't need sudo with vagrant vm's?
nicely explained..
All Doubts cleared!
well done bro
Turns on the lights mate , I am feeling sleepy
Noted mate ! I am working on the lighting.
Grammarly does more than catch errors!
Vagrant
Not understandable for beginners. Keep this in mind on uploading next video
As s a beginner, I felt this was a great video to start with. If you have any better suggestions, please share.
@@AntwanG Same for me. I was aware of Vagrant but being extremely familiar with Terraform and Packer I have never really understood why I would use Vagrant. It seems like it was a first attempt (this was the first tool from Hashicorp, IIRC) at something like to make “images” (I think that this predated Docker, even… and they borrowed heavily from Vagrant, maybe someone can shed more light on this). While there may be some good use cases that folks still have, the video did a lot to clear things up and ultimately reinforce my thoughts.