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dm-academy / Calavera

DEPRECATED. I managed to squeeze another year out of this, but moving on to a Docker platform in Calavera2. [This is a project to create a simplified, reproduceable DevOps pipeline for educational purposes, using git, Vagrant, Chef, Java, JUnit, Ant, Jenkins, Artifactory, and related technologies. ]
https://github.com/CharlesTBetz/Calavera/wiki/Calavera-Home
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vagrant box #14

Closed lmilbaum closed 9 years ago

lmilbaum commented 9 years ago

Could you please explain the motivation behind using opscode-vm-bento.s3.amazonaws.com/vagrant/virtualbox/opscode_ubuntu-14.04_chef-provisionerless.box vagrant box and why does it have to be downloaded all over again every time the base is created.

Thanks

CharlesTBetz commented 9 years ago

The intent is that the base is just created once. After that you can build & destroy the nodes (e.g. manos, hombros, etc) without re-creating it. Although, it is true that for every new environment you install Calavera on, you have to do this. I have thought about publishing an image but haven't gotten that far.