Milwaukee PHP Users Group

Smooth moves with Vagrant, Chef-solo, and git

February 12 · 6:00 PM
Bucketworks

Virtual development environments keep your workspace clean and predictable in dev and production, and creating a virtual development machine with Vagrant is quick and easy once you have all the pieces in place. Rob Martin (@version2beta) is going to put all the pieces together and hand them to you, and then show you how you can use them.

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Chris Cunningham

Going to be using vagrant to setup a test environment and see if I've been having problems on a side project due to zend-specific configurations getting in the way.

0 · February 13
Andrew Shell

Interesting talk, definitely need to try this out on my own.

0 · February 12
Paul Sanchez

Good information. Will need to start using this on my dev machine!

0 · February 12
Walter Holstad

Sorry I missed it. I had jury duty today and was a little stressed and it slipped my mind. Next time I'll be there.

0 · February 12
Jeremy Dee

A really solid presentation - plenty of good material with just enough repetition to drive it home.

0 · February 12
Aki

Is there a wifi password that will get me connected to the Internet? Not having any success with barcamp or bucketworks guest networks.

0 · February 12
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- Aaron Saray
  
  Bucketworks guest should be open. Make sure to surf to a non HTTPS site after you connect so that you can get the AUP screen and agree to the terms. You won't get to this if you surf to say...gmail right away.
  
  0 · February 12
- Aki
  
  No dice. Can't connect to anything. =(
  
  0 · February 12
- Aki
  
  Ah-ha! No google DNS.
  
  0 · February 12
- Chris Cunningham
  
  yay for figuring things out.
  
  0 · February 12
Sue Zimmermann

Sorry - cannot make it - stuck at work

0 · February 12
Aki

I SWEAR I AM BACK FOR GOOD NOW OMG.

0 · January 25