• Start by cloning this repository inside a Development folder where you keep all your projects;
• Then go inside this new folder: cd Development\devbox;
• Start the vagrant box: vagrant up;
• Log in into your new box: vagrant ssh.

It will sync its parent folder (Development), making all your projects available inside the VM at the /vagrant folder.

You will have a CoreOS install with Compose (former Fig) and an HTTP Proxy.

Adding Disk Space to Your CoreOS Machine

https://coreos.com/docs/cluster-management/scaling/adding-disk-space/

Troubleshooting First Vagrant Up

In case occur some weird problem in the first vagrant up the following steps have usually solved the it:

# runs the provision manually
vagrant provision
# reloads the vm again
vagrant reload

Custom provision

Since each developer has their own preferences for what should be automatically configured in the VM (e.g. initial access folder and custom alias). Including a custom-provision.sh inside devbox directory it will be provisioned by Vagrant.

Basic example:

# bash_profile on CoreOS is read-only on file system
# due that we clone the original one and uses this new copy
unlink /home/core/.bash_profile
cp /usr/share/skel/.bash_profile /home/core/.bash_profile


# configures bash profile to access the vagrant folder
# after log into the vm through ssh
echo "
cd /vagrant/bravi
" >> /home/core/.bash_profile