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Runs nginx, php-fpm and mysql (mariadb).

Dependencies

1. Vagrant
2. VirtualBox
3. Ansible (for all non-windows environments)

Installation

1. Install Vagrant, VirtualBox and Ansible

2. Rename Vagrantfile.default file to Vagrantfile

3. Update Vagrantfile configs

Go to ./Vagrantfile in the root and change the following settings:

  config.vm.provider :virtualbox do |v|
    v.name = "GIVE A NAME TO  YOUR MACHINE"
    v.customize [
        "modifyvm", :id,
        "--name", "GIVE A NAME TO  YOUR MACHINE",
        "--memory", 2048,
        "--natdnshostresolver1", "on",
        "--cpus", 4,
    ]
  end

Replace GIVE A NAME TO YOUR MACHINE with a name of your project. Other configs (like --memory or --cpus) can be left as is or updated if needed.

4. If necessary, change port in the following line of Vagrantfile:

   config.vm.network :private_network, ip: "192.168.33.99"

5. Copy ansible/inventories/dev.default file to ansible/inventories/dev.

   If you've changed port in the step above, change it here as well.

6. Run vagrant up

7. Download & import database

`mysql db < dump.sql`

8. Configure your hosts file to match the project name and the ip

`192.168.33.99 sitename.local`

9. Go to http://192.168.33.99 or http://sitename.local

Usage

OS root user

username: root password: vagrant

SSH

vagrant ssh

It will log you in as "vagrant" user. If you want to switch to root user, do the following:

vagrant ssh
su

Or just connect through any available ssh terminal:

ssh root@192.168.33.99

MySQL

Database name: db

MySQL user: username: root password: (empty)

How to access web server logs

Go to http://192.168.33.99/logs

TODO List

1. Xdebug
2. Redis
3. Solr
4. Selenium
5. Phantomjs
6. XHprof
7. Add email stub
8. Review performance
9. PhpMyAdmin