4, Vagrantfile Common configuration

1. Vagrantfile Introduction

Vagrantfile is a simple text file that allows you to define various configurations of a virtual machine, such as network, memory, hostname, and so on, each project needs to have a vagrantfile, which can be found in the directory where Vagrant Init is executed, or it can be written manually

2. Configuration

Vagrant.configure (2)  do |config|    //vagrant starter configuration block   config.vm.box  =  "CentOS"           //define box name    config.vm.hostname =  "hostname"    //define virtual machine name   config.vm.box_url =  "C:/me/vagrant-centos-6.7.box"     //Specify base Mirror location   config.vm.synced_folder  "/ Path/to/share ", " Path/to/mount " //the first parameter is a shared directory on the host, and the second parameter is the mount directory of the vagrant virtual machine   config.vm.network   "Forwarded_port",  guest: 80, host: 80   // Map the 80 port of the vagrant virtual machine to the host's 80 port----------------------SSH-related configuration--------------------------------------------------------   config.ssh.username =  "vagrant"    //set default SSH user (default user is vagrant)    config.ssh.password =  "vagrant"    //set default SSH password (default password is vagrant)    config.ssh.port = 22              //setting up SSH ports   --------------------- Some configuration based on VirtualBox--------------------------------------------  config.vm.provider  "VirtualBox"  do |v|    v.gui = false        virtualbox gui    v.name =  "MY_VM" is not displayed when  //is started       //name displayed in VirtualBox     v.cpus = 2             //Specify the number of virtual machine cores     v.memory =  "1024x768"      //specifying virtual machine memory   endend     //vagrant end configuration block

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4, Vagrantfile Common configuration