- Download virtualbox and vagrant
- Run
vagrant up
to start and configure the VM. This will need to download a ~300 MB file the first time you run it. - Go to "localhost:8080" in your browser
If port 8080 is in use by another program this will differ. Look for
a line like
[default] Fixed port collision for 80 => 8080. Now on port 2200.
and substite the appropriate port. - If everything went well you should see a new "radio_site" directory. This is a copy of the repo from Github
- When you are done working shut down the VM with
vagrant halt
-
vagrant up
Boots and provisions VM according to Vagrantfile -
vagrant provision
Configures an already running VM -
vagrant ssh
SSH into a running VM -
vagrant suspend
Saves the VM state allowing you to resume exactly where you left off, bypassing boot sequence. This will use extra disk space to save RAM but no longer uses RAM or CPU cycles -
vagrant resume
Resumes a suspended VM -
vagrant halt
Shuts down VM -
vagrant destroy
Deletes VM from disk
- Tables for 'radio' database are not created so you will need to create them yourself