molecule-vagrant 0.3

Documentation

To use this plugin, you’ll need to set the driver and platform variables in your molecule.yml. Here’s a simple example using the fedora/32-cloud-base box:

driver:
  name: vagrant

platforms:
  - name: instance
    box: fedora/32-cloud-base
    memory: 512
    cpus: 1

Here’s a full example with the libvirt provider:

driver:
  name: vagrant
  provider:
    # Can be any supported provider (VBox, Parallels, libvirt, etc)
    name: libvirt

platforms:
  - name: instance
    # List of dictionaries mapped to `config.vm.network`
    interfaces:
      # `network_name` is the required identifier, all other keys map to
      # arguments.
      - network_name: forwarded_port
        guest: 80
        host: 8080
    # List of raw Vagrant `config` options
    instance_raw_config_args:
      - 'vagrant.plugins = ["vagrant-libvirt"]'
    # Dictionary of `config` options. Note that string values need to be
    # explicitly enclosed in quotes.
    config_options:
      ssh.keep_alive: yes
      ssh.remote_user: "'vagrant'"
    box: fedora/32-cloud-base
    box_version: 32.20200422.0
    box_url:
    memory: 512
    cpus: 1
    # Dictionary of options passed to the provider
    provider_options:
      video_type: "'vga'"
    # List of raw provider options
    provider_raw_config_args:
      - "cpuset = '1-4,^3,6'"
    provision: no

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Authors

Molecule Vagrant Plugin was created by Sorin Sbarnea based on code from Molecule.

License

The MIT License.

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