rinf-vagrant-cloud

Private Vagrant box hosting

Install

Vagrancy has all its dependencies packaged with it. It requires no runtime at all.

sudo docker pull palecsandru/rinf-vagrant-cloud
sudo docker run -dit -p 4000:8099 --restart=always --name vagrantcloud01 -v /opt/vagrantboxes:/data palecsandru/rinf-vagrant-cloud
sudo docker ps./vagrancy

Publishing images

You can easily upload a box you have built locally using curl.

curl http://localhost:8099/myusername/ubuntu/1.0.0/virtualbox --upload-file ubuntu-precise.box

Using in Vagrant

Using Vagrancy requires a different Vagrant server URL. This can be set as an environment variable or as part of the Vagrantfile. Here is an example Vagrantfile with the server URL set.

ENV['VAGRANT_SERVER_URL'] = 'http://localhost:8099'
Vagrant.configure(2) do |config|
  config.vm.box = "myusername/ubuntu"
end

API

Operation	Command
Deleting a box	curl -XDELETE http://localhost:8099/myusername/ubuntu/1.0.0/virtualbox
Manually uploading a box	curl http://localhost:8099/myusername/ubuntu/1.0.0/virtualbox --upload-file ubuntu-precise.box
Listing box versions	curl http://localhost:8099/myusername/ubuntu
Deleting all box versions	Each box must be specifically deleted

Security

Vagrancy is intending to be used in a trusted network and hence doesn't deal with authentication. As can be see in the above examples, reading, writing and modifying boxes is allowed without authentication.