A container is portable, lightweight, and a package of software that has everything needed to run an application. A container runs on the Docker Engine and shares the host operating system's kernel between other containers. A container is basically a running instance of a Docker image.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Introduction
- Installing VirtualBox and Vagrant
- Command Line-Interface - Vagrant Commands
- Vagrant command overview
- Vagrant commands in depth
- A brief note on formatting commands
- General Vagrant commands and sub-commands
- Vagrant's configuration commands and sub-commands
- Day-to-day Vagrant commands and sub-commands
- Application-specific Vagrant commands and sub-commands
- A typical Vagrant workflow using commands
- Troubleshooting
- Summary
- Discovering Vagrant Boxes - Vagrant Cloud
- Configuring Vagrant Using a Vagrantfile
- Networking in Vagrant
- Multi-Machine
- Exploring Vagrant Plugins and Syncing Files
- Shell Scripts - Provisioning
- Ansible - Using Ansible to Provision a Vagrant Box
- Chef - Using Chef to Provision a Vagrant Box
- Docker - Using Docker with Vagrant
- Puppet - Using Puppet to Provision a Vagrant Box
- Salt - Using Salt to Provision a Vagrant Box
- Other Book You May Enjoy
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