Hello,

If I do this:

vagrant up gluster-{1..5} the boxes are brought up in parallel, and this 
almost always ends up hanging somewhere, usually during provisioning of one 
of the machines, or waiting for ssh....

If I do:

for h in gluster-{1..5}; do vagrant up $h ; done the hosts all get booted 
in sequence, and this works just fine. 

But it is a bit annoying, as I can't just create a Vagrantfile containing 
multiple machines, and then just do "vagrant up" to have them all start and 
provisioned...,

Is there a setting to tell vagrant not to bring up hosts in the Vagrantfile 
in parallel, but do them in a sequence, so I do have the comfort of a 
simple command, but avoid the issues parallel execution seems to bring?

Krist

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