sumardi / vagrant-laravel-4

Easy development environment for Laravel 4 with Vagrant.

Laravel 4 with Vagrant

Easy development environment for Laravel 4 with Vagrant. Shell is used for provisioning. Maintained by Sumardi Shukor.

Requirements

• Virtualbox 4.3.x
• Vagrant 1.5.x

Setup

First, clone this repository.

git clone https://github.com/sumardi/vagrant-laravel-4.git

Then, fire up Vagrant.

vagrant up

The first time you run vagrant it will need to fetch the virtual box image which is ~300mb so depending on your download speed this could take some time. Grab a cup of 0xC00FEE!

After the provisioning has completed, you can access your project at http://192.168.13.37 in a browser.

Note: You may have to change permissions on the public/laravel/app/storage folder to writeable under the host OS.

For example: chmod -R 777 public/laravel/app/storage

Installed Software

• Centos 6.5 (32bit)
• Apache 2
• MySQL 5
• PHP 5.4 (with mbstring, mysql, curl, gd, dom, mcrypt, imap, xdebug, pdo, pear)
• Composer
• PHPUnit
• phpMyAdmin
• Beanstalkd (with Beanstalk Console)
• Supervisord
• NodeJS (with Grunt, Gulp)

Default Credentials

MySQL

• User: root
• Password: (blank)
• Port Forwarded : 3306 => 1337

Apache

• ServerName : localhost.localdomain
• Port Forwarded : 80 => 8080

Beanstalkd

• Port : 11300

Beanstalk Console

• http://192.168.13.37/beanstalk_console

Resources

Vagrant

Vagrant is very well documented but here are a few common commands:

• vagrant up starts and provisions the vagrant environment
• vagrant suspend suspends the machine
• vagrant resume resume a suspended vagrant machine
• vagrant halt stops the vagrant machine
• vagrant ssh connects to machine via SSH
• vagrant destroy stops and deletes all traces of the vagrant machine
• vagrant reload restarts vagrant machine, loads new Vagrantfile configuration