You are now ready to vagrant up your first virtual environment. The Vagrantfile can be generated manually with the following command: vagrant init ubuntu/focal64 -minimalĪ Vagrantfile has been placed in this directory. Vagrantfile describes the type and configures the provision of the virtual machines. The playbook.yml is the Ansible playbook that will be executed after the creation of the virtual environment, in our case an Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (focal).Ĭonfig.vm.provision :'ansible' do |ansible| name: Deploy a Ansible Role using Vagrant In the reference section can you see more details about it. I used some Ansible callback plugins to help us deploy additional information and improve performance. File ContentĬallbacks_enabled = profile_tasks,roles_tasks,timer If you haven’t installed VirtualBox yet, here is the link to the official download webpage, but the code that I used here will probably work with most Vagrant providers.Īfter this point let’s assume that the tools are already installed. In this blog post, we will use VirtualBox as a Vagrant provider.

I recommend using the official documentation for the installation process. The process of installing the tools can be different for each type of operating system.

Vagrant machines