Handcrafted Vagrant Base Boxes for vagrantbox.es.
List of boxes currently maintained
- Arch Linux x86_64
Fedora 33 (to be added)Oracle Linux 7.6 x86_64Oracle Linux 6.9 x86_64Oracle Linux 5.11 x86_64
The initial intention was to package my favourite
Arch Linuxvirtual machine into Vagrant box form, to be used as building blocks, which can be easily thrown into development & testing scenarios, fit very well intoOpsworkflows & pipelines in aburn after usingfashion.Over time, the curated practices has evolved into a collection of: 1. must-have (or good to have) packages 2. SysAdmin / Ops best practices and 3. important and/or notable changes for listed distros
Veewee definitions are in veewee/definitions to automate the building of Vagrant Base Boxes;-) Check its README.md for usage.
Additional list of places where you can get all sorts of vagrant base boxes for different purposes: development, testing, or even production.
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A List of vagrant base boxes. Initiated by Gareth Rushgrove
@garethrhosted on Heroku using Nginx. See the story here: The Vagrantbox.es Story. -
Official Oracle Linux Vagrant Boxes
Now that Oracle offers official Vagrant Boxes, why NOT?
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Chef bento
We all know what bento means in Japanese, right? In this case, they are NOT lunch boxes BUT handy base boxes (and packer templates) which can be used to test cookbooks or anything you want. Distributions included: Fedora, Ubuntu Server, Debian, CentOS and Amazon Linux.
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It's been there since Jan, 2013. To get latest LTS, 18.04 bionic in this case, simply use the URL: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/bionic/current/bionic-server-cloudimg-amd64-vagrant.box
NOTE: OVA, Azure/Hyper-V VHD, VMware VMDK, KVM img, LXD images are also available for supported architectures.
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Fedora Cloud Base Images for Vagrant
Fedora Server (minimal install) base images for Vagrant. Available for VirtualBox and
libvirt/KVM.
Have fun!