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The fastest Magento2 Vagrant VM Fast Byte Hypernode Box (Uses nfs_guest plugin for file shares)

Close mirror of:

https://github.com/EcomDev/fast-hypernode

which is based on:

https://github.com/byteinternet/hypernode-vagrant

Installation

Installation is possible via composer:

composer create-project claudiucreanga/magento2-vagrant

Required Vagrant plugins

vagrant-hostmanager
vagrant-auto_network
vagrant-nfs_guest

2) vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostmanager vagrant-auto_network vagrant-nfs_guest

Usage

Edit config.rb to reflect your project settings (configuration options at the bottom of the page)

name 'your-project-name'
hostname name + '.box' # will be your main url http://your-project-name.box/
profiler true # Add tideways-profiler ?
developer true # Enable development mode?
directory 'server' # Directory into which NFS share will be mounted on your host
php7 true
memory 3072

Start the box (it will take about ~45 minutes)

cd magento2-vagrant
vagrant up

Build your magento2 project (install nodejs, npm etc.)

vagrant ssh
# install nodejs 5
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_5.x | sudo -E bash -
sudo apt-get install nodejs

# inside /data/web/public/ you can find your files from server/public directory
cd /data/web/public/

# install npm packages and grunt globally
sudo npm install
sudo npm install -g grunt-cli

Setup your database

# find you MySQL password in /data/web/.my.cnf by loging in to SSH
cat /data/web/.my.cnf
mysql -u app -p
# create database and/or import an already existing one

Clone an already existing project or create a new magento2 project with composer. You can do it inside your vagrant machine or on your local machine depending where you will want to do your git work.
Magento bash

# always work as the app user so that you will not get permission errors when magento generates files
sudo su app
# open your bash profile
sudo nano ~/.bashrc
# add this line into your bash profile
export PATH=$PATH:/data/web/public/bin
# then refresh your profile
source ~/.bashrc
# then give permissions to magento
sudo chmod a+x /data/web/public/bin/magento
# give permissions to magento folders
sudo chown -R app:app /data/web/public/
sudo chmod -R 777 var/ lib/ pub/ app/etc/
# test that everything is fine, inside /data/web/public/ directory type
magento list
# you should receive the list of magento commands, now deploy your static files
magento setup:static-content:deploy
# and visit the domain.box

Day to day work

cd magento2-vagrant
vagrant ssh
cd /data/web/public/
sudo su app
grunt task

Configuration Options

name - name of your node
hostname - default project hostname
domains - list of additional domain names for your project
varnish - enable or disable varnish for your project (default: false)
profiler - enable or disable tideways-profiler (default: false)
developer - enable or disable developer mode in Magento (default: false)
magento2 - Magento 2.0 installment? (default: false)
install - Shall Magento be installed? (default: false, only Magento 2.0 installation supported)
shell - Install FishShell? (default: false)
php7 - PHP7 instead of PHP5? (default: false)
cpu - number of CPUs to dedicate to your VM (default: 1)
memory - memory in MB to dedicate to your VM (default: 1024)
user - User name for nfs share permissions (default: app)
group - Group name for nfs share permissions (default: app)
uid - User ID of your host to be mapped to linux VM (default: Process.euid)
gid - Group ID of your host to be mapped to linux VM (default: Process.egid)
directory - Directory to be used as mount on host machine (default: server)
network - Network mast for automatical network assignment to VM (default: 33.33.33.0/24)

Adding custom shell provisioners

You can easily add more provision shell scripts from configuration file (config.rb):

shell_add 'some-custom-shell-script.sh'

# Will provision only if PHP7 flag is turned on
shell_add 'some-custom-script-for-php7.sh', :php7

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