Vagrant provider agnostic setup

[ckovey]

This allows Trellis to be provider agnostic without losing any functionality. I've tested on Windows 8.1 with VMWare Workstation 11 using Vagrant 1.7.4

[swalkinshaw]

can you restore this formatting/indentation to what it was?

[swalkinshaw]

@ckovey thanks for this. Just had a couple minor style issues. Would you be able to squash commits once it's ready?

[ckovey]

Fixed style issues and squashed everything up, sorry about that @swalkinshaw !

[austinpray]

Wanna add VMware fusion while we are at it? I have a license I can test with.

[ckovey]

@austinpray would you mind trying it as is? Supposedly the different VMware provider names were unified into vmware_desktop

hashicorp/vagrant#5227 (comment)

[austinpray]

@ckovey I see! I'll test it tomorrow then

[austinpray]

Something isn't right:

The virtualbox provider should be using ubuntu/trusty64 right?

[ckovey]

I changed the box url to use the override way of doing things in their example: https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/providers/configuration.html.

Then it seemed like vmware_desktop only applies to boxes and not Vagrant configs as my windows machine would try and load the virtualbox ubuntu/trusty64 using the override method. I guess somehow before it was simply taking the last config.vm.box defined as that would explain how mac was still trying to load the puppetlabs box. I added vmware_workstation and vmware_fusion blocks.

Finally DRY'd the memory setting out to be with CPU setting.

Tested this on my Win 8 VMware and MBP with Virtualbox. I don't have fusion if you want to try again

[swalkinshaw]

@ckovey looks great. We'll eventually need to add some documentation that we support other providers now but this is still good for now.

[swalkinshaw]

@ckovey could you rebase this? should be good to go after that.

[ckovey]

@swalkinshaw rebased, thanks. Looks like someone figured out how to get Windows CPU count, nice!

[heyfletch]

Does this mean Trellis can work with Parallels?

[swalkinshaw]

@merchantguru it should.

[heyfletch]

Parallels works with a few tweaks. Errors I got:

1. "The box you're attempting to add doesn't support the provider you requested. Please find an alternate box...."

Using parallels/ubuntu-14.04 instead of ubuntu/trusty64 worked.

2. "The specified host network collides with a non-hostonly network! This will cause your specified IP to be inaccessible. Please change the IP or name of your host only network so that it no longer matches that of a bridged or non-hostonly network."

I changed
config.vm.network :private_network, ip: '192.168.50.5' to
config.vm.network :private_network, ip: '192.168.1.200'

Not sure if you'd want to make a change like that to the default Trellis Vagrantfile or what.

[ckovey]

Thanks @merchantguru, I did not have Parallels to test so I just made an assumption with the box. I've updated the commit with the parallels/ubuntu-14.04 base you found if you want to try again fresh.

re the IP error. This I believe is because you have multiple Trellis installations going or some other device/VM on that IP in your network. The master version of Vagrantfile specified the IP https://github.com/roots/trellis/blob/master/Vagrantfile and I have not changed that here. You should get the same error if you closed the master repo twice and tried to vagrant up on each. So I believe this part would be "out of scope" for this PR

[swalkinshaw]

@merchantguru awesome, thanks for testing.

I agree about the networking error. Unless that error would happen on a standard first Trellis install then we shouldn't worry about it.

[heyfletch]

OK @ckovey, @swalkinshaw, I've retested and Parallels works flawlessly. Thanks for making this provider agnostic!

[swalkinshaw]

@ckovey thanks for this!