Vagrant Configuration

Michael M Slusarz <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.horde.devel
Message-ID <20141013233128.Horde.k5XQ23FtgbZSD6U09CYqyw6@bigworm.curecanti.org>
For a speech I will be giving in a few weeks, I have personal need for  
a way to quickly setup a test Horde setup with the latest git master  
code.  Since I'll likely be on a Windows machine, Docker is not an  
option.  Vagrant (http://www.vagrantup.com/) is the way to go.

I created a repo and pushed my initial work today to it:

https://github.com/slusarz/horde-dev-vagrant

The image is based on Ubuntu 14.04.  PHP 5.5 latest is installed, and  
the default Ubuntu Apache installation is used for HTTP.

Note that currently Horde Groupware apps (and all required and  
optional dependencies) are installed in the image, but Horde itself  
isn't configured.  That's next.

Pretty cool - if you have vagrant installed on your machine, all you  
have to do is clone that repo, cd into the directory, and run "vagrant  
up".

Can see this being useful for 2 separate use cases in the future:

1. Demo purposes.  Since Horde is provisioned using the most  
up-to-date code, this gives a user a chance to test out new features  
without the need for someone to roll a new release.

2. Bug fixing.  More advanced users can use the image directly to bug  
fix, without messing around with setting up a local development  
environment.  And less advanced users can use the image to test  
whether their bug is reproducible on an environment other than their  
own.

michael

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