Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam
Pixelfed running finally locally with Vagrant.
#pixelfed #vagrant #pixelfedlocally #pixelfeddev #pixelfedadmin
Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam
Pixelfed running finally locally with Vagrant.
#pixelfed #vagrant #pixelfedlocally #pixelfeddev #pixelfedadmin
@jpmens I use it almost on a daily basis. Mostly for small demo setups showcasing a new piece of software I found or for playing around with things.
All of my setups are vagrant + libvirt + Ansible.
Most are with k3s, some with Podman Quadlets, some run things natively on the VMs...
I have not yet found a good replacement.
Forwarding port 80 or 22 from #Vagrant virtual machines to their host system is fairly simple. Piping non-privileged ports outside the VM–from, say, a development HTTP server–requires not much extra work. Yet, it’s not always obvious how to do this. In this post, I explain how a #Jekyll development HTTP server running within a Vagrant VM can allow connections from its host and why the configuration works.
https://peateasea.de/forwarding-a-jekyll-dev-server-from-vagrant-vm-to-its-host/

Forwarding port 80 or 22 from Vagrant virtual machines to their host system is fairly simple. Piping non-privileged ports outside the VM–from, say, a development HTTP server–requires not much extra work. Yet, it’s not always obvious how to do this. In this post, I explain how a Jekyll development HTTP server running within a Vagrant VM can allow connections from its host and why the configuration works.
Dear devs, is Vagrant in 2026 still a thing to set up dev environments ?
Like, if I don't wanna set up php and all the tools on my own machine....?
Or you do it all with docker?
#dev #developerlife #vagrant #docker #devsetup #developer #development #developmentsetup
Bringing machine 'default' up with 'libvirt' provider...
[fog][WARNING] Unrecognized arguments: libvirt_ip_command
==> default: Box 'generic/freebsd15' could not be found. Attempting to find and install...
default: Box Provider: libvirt
default: Box Version: >= 0
The box 'generic/freebsd15' could not be found or could not be accessed in the remote catalog.
Anyone knows if there are plans to provide more images for vagrant and FreeBSD 15 ?
Can you shrink VirtualBox disk images? It turns out you can, with the right setup. A recent cleanup operation led me to one way to get this particular set of ducks all in line. Here’s what I found out.
https://peateasea.de/shrinking-a-virtualbox-disk/
(and yes, I did have too much fun making the section headings)
Cómo instalar Virtualbox 7.2 y vagrant 2.4.9 en Debian 13 Trixie
Actualmente en Debian 13, incluso con los repositorios unstable activos la versión más reciente de Virtualbox que se puede instalar es la 7.0. A mí me está dando muchos problemas ya que no se compila bien el kernel 6.16. La única manera que he conseguido de arreglarlo es instalar Virtualbox 7.2. Como uso Vagrant para gestionar las máquinas virtuales creadas con Virtualbox, he necesitado actualizar a Vagrant 2.4.9 ya que las versiones anteriores no son compatibles con Virtualbox 7.2. La versión más reciente en los repositorios de Debian es la 2.3.7, así que la versión 2.4.9 hay que instalarla desde otras fuentes.https://voragine.net/infraestructura-digital/instalar-virtualbox-7-2-vagrant-2-4-9-debian-13-trixie
Actualmente en Debian 13, incluso con los repositorios unstable activos la versión más reciente de Virtualbox que se puede instalar es la 7.0. A mí me está dando muchos problemas ya que no se compila bien el kernel 6.16. La única manera que he conseguido de arreglarlo es instalar Virtualbox