New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

RE: New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

Sergej Keterling — Tue, 12 Dec 2017 17:14:37 GMT

Hello,

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RE: New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

SugarCRM Developers — Wed, 15 Nov 2017 09:01:20 GMT

Comment originally made by Yasha Blaster.

It did not work for me in 20 minutes, rather took about 20 hours. I've been given our company Vagrant image, but each time I did "vagrant up" it was downloading stuff for hours literally, take into account few problems that required restart (like VirtualBox memory limit change, VPN connection, vagrant addons missing) it literally took me two days to get it up. And even then just restarting it in the morning takes about 40 minutes (if everything goes right), probably due our company VPN not being that fast.

I ended up installing apache/redis/php/mysql/sugar manually in a chrooted environment, took less time to figure and startup takes a couple of seconds now.

RE: New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

SugarCRM Developers — Tue, 31 Oct 2017 10:54:52 GMT

Comment originally made by Transit Address.

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RE: New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

SugarCRM Developers — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 14:02:41 GMT

Comment originally made by Tim.

I agree that this is great. Thanks.

I know that you guys have a Packer repo to help build the Vagrant boxes. (https://github.com/mmarum-sugarcrm/sugar7-ready)

Do you happen to have any packer resources for building images for other platforms? For example, I'd like to have my team access a Sugar-compliant stack on AWS or Digital Ocean.

RE: New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

SugarCRM Developers — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 11:14:49 GMT

Comment originally made by Lauren Schaefer.

The Vagrant box comes with Elasticsearch already on it. If you want to set up everything from scratch, you could. The OSX Development Environment guide (http://support.sugarcrm.com/Resources/Environments/Development_Environments/OSX_Development_Environment/) walks through how to set up everything from scratch.

RE: New video! Use Vagrant to start coding with Sugar in 20 minutes

SugarCRM Developers — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 09:27:01 GMT

Comment originally made by VA.

very well explained, thanks.

Just one question, would you not also setup Elastic Search on your development environment?