vagrant-libvirt provide ability to use remote servers On Monday, April 13, 2015 at 7:42:26 PM UTC+2, André Jacques wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm beginning to work with SaltStack and DigitalOcean for my development > process, not really a local developer guy. The problem with this kind of > environment is that no Internet connection results in no production. > > I was looking to a solution using Vagrant on remote Servers accessible by > LAN. Hear me out: > > 1. Every project has a common Development Server on Digital Ocean (manage > by a lead developer) ; > 2. Every project member (and the lead developer) have individual Vagrant > VM up in a server in our office ; > 3. Every project member (and the lead developer) has a little box (able to > run 2-3 VMs at most), connected to the LAN Server via VPN, to copy the > project from office to home. > > The idea is to remove any code in the developers laptops, increase > productivity without too much cost. The office's servers could be 5K > servers with RAID 5 SSD hard drives, but home boxes should have RAID 0 HDD > hard drives that could cost under 1K. > > The question is : does Vagrant can be the right solution for this task, > my research on the matter always points out Vagrant as a local environment > builder. > > Thanks, >
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