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by koffiezet
4618 days ago
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I prefer vagrant for most development projects for the simple reason that I can automate the VM + development environment generation AND commit it to a revision control system (git/svn). Once set, I don't have to worry about re-installing my development environment - and can just let anyone check out my sources, who then has to do a simple "vagrant up", wait a few minutes, and he's up & running. No worrying about which things he specifically has to install and configure, my vagrant config takes care of that. Also - the memory requirements are very limited imho, I run most of my vagrant Ubuntu 12.04 server VM's with with 128 or 256mb... |
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