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g0t4 / consul-getting-started

This is a sample repo of examples for getting started with Consul. It even includes a multi datacenter example with 14 VMs to allow you to simulate failures in a multi DC environment!
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Additional information on starting vagrant in Fedora needed #8

Open monrealis opened 7 years ago

monrealis commented 7 years ago

Unfortunately, default provider in Fedora is not virtualbox, so vagrant up does not work, vagrant up --provider=virtualbox is needed. An explanation in a text balloon would be welcome. :)

Thanks for the great course!

Related issue: https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant/issues/8905

monrealis commented 7 years ago

Same with "Introduction to Versioning Environments With Vagrant"

tnhabib commented 5 years ago

I ended up adding this to the Vagrant file to make it work:

adding this to VagrantFile to make it work with VirtualBox on fedora

ENV['VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER'] = 'virtualbox'