From the course: Learning Vagrant
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Next steps
- [Instructor] Now that you've had a proper introduction to Vagrant, here are some next steps you can use to take your learning even further. You can experiment with Vagrant by creating your own custom development environments. Go to GitHub and fork some interesting repositories. Then add a vagrant file to define a runtime and development environment. If you really want to challenge yourself, break out of your comfort zone and work with platforms you don't already know. For example, if you're a .NET developer, try working with a Java or Python application. You can add Vagrant files to the source of your own applications. You can take that a step further by incorporating the building of the vagrant development environments into your existing continuous integration process. You could experiment with different hypervisers, such as Hyper-V or VMWare. You can try Vagrant cloud providers for AWS and Azure. You can go to GitHub to discover Vagrant plugins and try them out. You can also go to…
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