Dave Johansen <davejohansen@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I've never used docker/vagrant, so I was wondering if there was any
> information on how to get the docker image setup so it can be used. Also,
> is there anything special that needs to be done once it's running? Or do
> the typical commands like "dnf install" and such "just work"?
I don't know about docker. Fort vagrant it's basically (at least in
Debian for the install stage):
$ <OS package manager> install virtualbox vagrant
[output ...]
$ mkdir ~/vagrant-rawhide; cd ~/vagrant-rawhide
$ vagrant init kaorimatz/fedora-rawhide-x86_64
[output ...]
$ vagrant up
[output ...]
$ vagrant ssh
Last login: Sun Dec 21 03:27:18 2014 from gateway
[vagrant@localhost ~]$ # sudo dnf update, etc., etc.
[vagrant@localhost ~]$ logout
$ vagrant halt
Subsequently,
$ cd ~/vagrant-rawhide
$ vagrant up # bring machine up
$ vagrant ssh
[do stuff in it and logout]
$ vagrant halt # take it down when you've finished with it
~/vagrant-rawhide is an arbitrary directory for the environment, which
is mounted as /vagrant in the VM. The "box" you get initially is
obviously an old rawhide, so it needs appropriate dnf updates, which
worked in the cases I tried. Doubtless an update would be useful.
You need enough space for the VM environment, of course, and a rather
recent vagrant if you use virtualbox 5. I don't think they're in EPEL
-- my RHEL6 one is from the vagrant site, with virtualbox from
virtualbox.org.
See <https://www.vagrantup.com/> (hype-me-not).
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