Using waypoint on your local machine via minikube is not that hard, but there are a few extra steps if:
minikube (this may be an issue with kind too) and make sure container images are available. The Hashicorp docs are written assuming kind. I have not actually tested it out so I do not know if the things I had to do…... with a little bit of cargo cult possibly rolled in. Anywhere, here's the stuff I put into a VagrantFile (for Vagrant v2.x) to get boxes to be named properly both for hostname and for the name that appears in the Virtualbox GUI:
Vagrant.configure(2) do |config|
# Any other Vagrant 2.x config settings you want here
config.vm.define '__YOUR_BOX_NAME_HERE__'
# Any other Vagrant 2.x config settings you want here
config.vm.provider "virtualbox" do |vb|
# Any of your other virtualbox modifications
vb.name = "__YOUR_BOX_NAME_HERE__"
# Any other virtualbox modifications here
end
# Any other Vagrant 2.x config settings you want here
config.vm.hostname = "__YOUR_BOX_NAME_HERE__"
# Any other Vagrant 2.x config settings you want here
Replace __YOUR_BOX_NAME_HERE__ with whatever you want to name the box. Also note that the stuff inside config.vm.provider "virtualbox" do |vb|…
I ran across this today while trying to use the chef community database cookbook. If you want to use it along with a postgresql database to e.g. create databases and create and assign roles to users, then you may need to do the following, at least…
I am doing a bunch of work in VMs managed with Vagrant+chef, and I have several different VMs configured for different projects/roles so that I can do dev work on a VM that has just the set of things on it that a QA or production box will have. To…
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