A networker's blogIn this part of the series, I will show how you can use Vagrant to spin up a topology using Juniper vQFX and Cumulus VX. For testing purposes, I need to have a topology running on my laptop. Because I wanted to learn Cumulus, I decided to use Cumulus VX in my tests to get… Keep reading »
This is the third part of the Vagrant series where I will cover some of the networking and multimachine features options. The first part and the second part provide some background information. Networking options cover port forwarding, connection to public network and private network. Private network allows you to access the VM using an IPv(4|6)… Keep reading »
In this second part of the series covering, I will cover synced folders and provisioning and other small features like VirtualBox Guest plugin installation and box update. In the first part, we saw how to initialize Vagrant, how to spin a VM, how to connect to it and how to shut it down/reload/destroy. In case… Keep reading »
This post will be the first one from a series covering Vagrant. I recently started to play with it and thought it would be great to document what I learned so that others can benefit from my notes. Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments. Vagrant provides easy to configure, reproducible,… Keep reading »