Posted by bhosmer on October 23, 2012 at 1:42pm
Here are my slides from my presentation from DrupalCamp South Florida
I've got links in there for everything you might need.
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Vagrant SALT and Virtualbox
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Thank you, Ben, for sharing
Thank you, Ben,
for sharing this,
looks very interesting!
Sure thing, let me know how
Sure thing, let me know how it works for you.
Great thing SALT. Has anyone
Great thing SALT.
Has anyone found the shared mounts very slow, making actually using local dev tools impractical? As described here: http://technosophos.com/content/building-custom-drupal-image-vagrant
I've gone back to emacs and all filesystems local to the box. emacs is a good thing, for me...
Probably a vbox question regarding performance of the shared mounts.
Yes, this is a known issue
Yes, this is a known issue with Virtualbox running on *nix systems. Large sets of files shared via its native directory shares will become unbearably slow. NFS is a good alternative. See the Vagrant docs for more on this: http://vagrantup.com/v1/docs/nfs.html
I have noticed a few times
I have noticed a few times where the changes within the shared directory aren't picked up in the virtual machine. I haven't stored large amounts of files in there though. I pretty much just put my salt states in there.
Noticed that too. That's
Noticed that too. That's when I knew something was up, when Apache was serving old versions of files that I was working on.
Try setting 'EnableSendfile
Try setting 'EnableSendfile Off' and 'EnableMMAP Off' in apache.conf, as per: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6298933/shared-folder-in-virtualbox-f..., etc.