1. He is based on the VirtualBox virtual machine. I just want to figure out why the virtual machine does not bring this function itself, or on which day VirtualBox integrates this feature, won't vargrant be finished? 1. He is based on the VirtualBox virtual machine. I just want to figure out why the virtual machine does not bring this function itself, or on which day VirtualBox integrates this feature, won't vargrant be finished?
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1. He is based on the VirtualBox virtual machine. I just want to figure out why the virtual machine does not bring this function itself, or on which day VirtualBox integrates this feature, won't vargrant be finished?
Vagrant can be used with vm or Hyper-v. The essence is to simplify the way virtual machines are used to create a development environment. I have been using it, and I feel that the efficiency is still high. As for the integration of vagrant in VirtualBox, VirtualBox will not do this unless it is idle. There are still many bugs in VirtualBox, so you won't be idle.
Vagrant can not only use VirtualBox as a virtual machine, but also use VMWare as a virtual machine, except that VMWare will pay the license fee.
Vagrant is a framework for creating a development environment, while VirtualBox and VMWare are virtual machine tools, and their development directions are different.
You only know the network configuration, and you will not use vagrant. The communication between VirtualBox and the host is implemented based on the port forwarding principle. If you do not understand the network technology, it is hard to understand and configure it, vagrant can help you easily implement it. VirtualBox does not develop similar vagrant functions because it wants to give the network configuration method to the user rather than adding it to your own picture, let users modify a set of network solutions set up by VirtualBox When configuring the network. I think so.
The current development of VirtualBox is suspended by Oracle...