Trigger recipes

Feel free to add your own recipes in this page!

Forward port 80 and 443 to your Vagrant box on your Mac (@sgarbesi)

http://salvatore.garbesi.com/vagrant-port-forwarding-on-mac/

Ask for confirmation before running an action (@emyl)

config.trigger.before :halt do
  confirm = nil
  until ["Y", "y", "N", "n"].include?(confirm)
    confirm = ask "Would you really like to shut down the VM? (Y/N) "
  end
  exit unless confirm.upcase == "Y"
end

Create a baseline VM snapshot if no snapshots exist (@thelateperseus)

Uses the (vagrant-vbox-snapshot) plugin to create a baseline snapshot that we can restore to much quicker than vagrant destroy/up.

config.trigger.after [:up, :resume] do
  # Snapshot list will return 1 if no snapshots exist
  `vagrant snapshot list`
  unless $?.exitstatus == 0
    `vagrant snapshot take Baseline`
    @machine.ui.info("Took initial snapshot")
  end
end

CentOS 6.x Using a Vagrant (vmware provider) box as a vmware-vmx packer input

When a Packer vmware-vmx builder uses the vmdk's from a Vagrant box running CentOS 6.x, packer can never get SSH access to the cloned VM. This has also been seen with a virtualbox builder. This trigger removes the persistent network interface details whenever you do a vagrant halt; allowing the cloned packer VM to successfully get a DHCP lease with vmware and being able to actually SSH to the vagrant clone.

{
  :halt => "rm -f /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules",
}.each do |command, trigger|
  config.trigger.before command, :stdout => true do
    info "Executing #{command} action via SSH on Vagrant box..."
    run  "ssh -p 2222 vagrant@localhost 'sudo #{trigger}'"
  end
end