Yarrs & Yamls

Installation

vagrant plugin install vagrant-yarrs-and-yamls

Start a new vagrant project vagrant init

Update an existing vagrant project vagrant --yamls

Executing one of the above commands, your Vagrantfile should look like this now:

Vagrant.configure(2) do |config|
  # Advanced use:
  # yarrs('Yarrs.yaml', config) do |hostname, settings|
  # end

  # Regular use:
  yarrs('Yarrs.yaml', config)
end

Create a new file named Yarrs.yaml

# Yarrs.yaml accepts all values that normally go in Vagrantfile.
#
# For more information and examples, please see the online documentation at
# https://github.com/ptahdunbar/yarrs-and-yamls
---
hostname: vagrant
  box: ubuntu/trusty64
  ip: "10.10.10.100"
  update: true
  nodejs: true
  php:
    - xdebug
    - composer
    - wp
  databases:
    - foo
    - bar
  synced_folders:
    - host: "."
      guest: "/var/www"
      # type: "nfs"
      owner: "www-data"
      group: "www-data"
      mount_options:
        - dmode=775
        - fmode=667
      rsync__args:
        - "--verbose"
        - "--archive"
        - "--delete"
        - "-z"
      rsync__exclude:
        - ".env.production"
        - ".env.production_network"
  provision:
    - path: provision/apache2.sh
  variables:
      - key: FOO
        value: bar

  digital_ocean:
    token: secret-token-goes-here
    private_key_path: ~/.ssh/id_rsa
    ssh_key_name: do-ssh-key-name
    username: root
    size: 512mb

That's it! Boot up your environment:

vagrant up

Environment variables:

• DIGITAL_OCEAN_TOKEN
• DIGITAL_OCEAN_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH

• DIGITAL_OCEAN_SSH_KEY_NAME

• AWS_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH

• AWS_ACCESS_KEY

• AWS_SECRET_KEY

• AWS_SESSION_TOKEN