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Jamie Winsor, Software Engineer, Riot Games Want to join in and speak at # ChefConf…
Hector Castro improved the mdadm resource to support write-intent bitmaps and Mitchell Hashimoto added metadata version support to the mdadm resource.
Philip (flip) Kromer fixed a bug when capturing line numbers in erubis templates.
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Roberto C. Morano fixed the gpasswd provider handling of empty groups.
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Mitchell Hashimoto of the Vagrant project (which recently hit 1.0 - above) shares his take on the history of Vagrant and the experiences it brought him. Always nice to see a post like this.
Watching and Listening
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PeepCode Play by Play: …
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Note: A couple of years ago, Engine Yard gave Mitchell Hashimoto an OSS grant to work on Vagrant. A few weeks ago, Vagrant 1.0 came out and Mitchell wrote a blog post about his journey and how he got to 1.0 . With his permission, we're reposting it here.
I just released Vagrant 1.0 , exactly two years since I showed Vagrant to the world for the first time . I've made an official announcement but I think it is only appropriate …
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Our guest post today hails from community contributor Mitchell Hashimoto . Mitchell has two important Ruby projects you may have heard of: VirtualBox and Vagrant . Mitchell lives in Seattle and loves open source. He is also a member of our Open Source Software Community Grant Program . " COM":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_Object_Model plays an important role for developers wishing to interact with other applications on …
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…Vagrant: EC2-Like VM Building and Provisioning from Ruby - Mitchell Hashimoto and John Bender released Vagrant, a Ruby-based tool for building and deploying virtualized development environments easily. It was impressive enough at the time but has become a popular project and is used by folks like Engine Yard.
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Thanks to Mitchell Hashimoto and John Bender for creating Vagrant. It is an incredible tool for developing within a VM (on OS X or Windows).
Finally, thanks to Bo Jeanes who helped on the Engine Yard AppCloud version of this project. Coming soon!
RubyConf & RubyBayou
If you're in New Orleans this week for RubyConf, I'll be at the local Ruby group RubyBayou talking about Hudson CI, Vagrant, and AppCloud on Thursday night …
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…Vagrant , a tool for building and distributing virtualized development environments, by Mitchell Hashimoto. Using Vagrant, we built a headless VM that runs a full Ruby on Rails stack for local development. Since it includes Ubuntu, it is a big download , weighing in at around 400 megs, but the problem it solves is worth every byte.
A week after building the Vagrant Ruby/Rails VM, we recognized that Vagrant solves many problems outside the context of our curriculum. …
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- Ruby Inside: Vagrant: EC2-Like Virtual Machine Building and Provisioning from Ruby
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…Engine Yard is very excited to offer an OSS Community Grant to Mitchell Hashimoto.
Mitchell Hashimoto has two important Ruby projects you may have heard of: virtualbox and vagrant . He's also started work on a third: a quality Ruby wrapper for a C-library libvirt (a library to interact with VMs & virtualization capabilities in an operating system).
The quality of Mitchell's contributions can be quickly seen from:
i) http://vagrantup.com/ …
- Ruby Inside: Vagrant: EC2-Like Virtual Machine Building and Provisioning from Ruby
- From Noob to Ninja Programmer: Time to embrace Linux
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