DEV/TEST/DR/PROD/QA/etc

are just service level definitions that are agreed between who provide the
infrastructure and who use it

based on this idea, you can name something production and as long the
counterpart understand the timing (recover from crash, reboot, engagement
to investigate, rebuild in worst case scenario), then sure, all happy

leaving the SLA wording out, the only care I would have is the ppl managing
this is comfortable, and everyone agrees is the best at hand..

Cutting the instrasttructre in layers.. Vagrant provide an easy way to
provide  VM, so fits into IAAS.

in prod, is not much a requirement to be quick/flexible in IAAS space, so
most people require a good App aas, that vagrant coordinate calling the
provisioners (puppet, chef, scripts, etc), so if there is not a requirement
for the vm provisioning, you can just take the ideas of vagrant out and use
them without vagrant..

my 2 cents.
Alvaro.


On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 7:30 AM, Brian Wilkins <[email protected]> wrote:

> Is there any reason why Vagrant couldn't be used to spin up Production VMs
> on the fly and have them provisioned with Puppet?
>
> I see a lot of talk about development servers, but to me that's just a
> term. It seems to me that Vagrant wouldn't care what role the box serves.
>
> Is my assumption correct?
>
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