FREELessons: 18Length: 1.8 hours
Course Material Requirements
Puppet has seen two major releases since this course was published, which have introduced substantial changes to the configuration language. For a more recent course on creating a development environment with Vagrant, watch our course: Easy Rails Development Environment With Vagrant.
If you want to create a development environment, then establishing a virtual machine is the way to go. But how do you create them in the first place, then manage them? Let’s find out.
1.Vagrant
1.1Introduction01:59
1.1
Introduction
01:59
1.2Why Virtualize?03:49
1.2
Why Virtualize?
03:49
1.3Installing Virtualbox and Vagrant03:43
1.3
Installing Virtualbox and Vagrant
03:43
1.4Vagrant Boxes05:27
1.4
Vagrant Boxes
05:27
1.5Starting and Stopping Our Virtual Machine06:51
1.5
Starting and Stopping Our Virtual Machine
06:51
1.6SSH-ing into the Virtual Machine04:19
1.6
SSH-ing into the Virtual Machine
04:19
1.7The Vagrantfile08:33
1.7
The Vagrantfile
08:33
1.8Provisioning with Shell Scripts05:01
1.8
Provisioning with Shell Scripts
05:01
2.Puppet
2.1Getting Started with Puppet03:49
2.1
Getting Started with Puppet
03:49
2.2Puppet Resources09:45
2.2
Puppet Resources
09:45
2.3Putting Resources in Order06:45
2.3
Putting Resources in Order
06:45
2.4Writing a Complete Puppet Manifest10:27
2.4
Writing a Complete Puppet Manifest
10:27
2.5Variables and Conditionals09:14
2.5
Variables and Conditionals
09:14
2.6Facter03:37
2.6
Facter
03:37
2.7Puppet Classes04:41
2.7
Puppet Classes
04:41
2.8Puppet Modules09:21
2.8
Puppet Modules
09:21
2.9Undoing Puppet Manifests07:43
2.9
Undoing Puppet Manifests
07:43
2.10Conclusion02:32
2.10
Conclusion
02:32
