Does anyone know of a vagrant provider for foreman, preferably using
apipie bindings? Most of what google/github turns up on the subject are
example Vagrantfiles for standing up a foreman instance.
Thanks,
-Josh
I have used foreman hooks to execute vagrant commands which worked quite
well.
Below is a a small piece of my destroy hook.
output=scl enable ruby193 'bundle exec vagrant destroy #{hostname}' 2>&1
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On Thursday, April 30, 2015 at 10:06:30 AM UTC-7, Joshua Hoblitt wrote: > > Does anyone know of a vagrant provider for foreman, preferably using > apipie bindings? Most of what google/github turns up on the subject are > example Vagrantfiles for standing up a foreman instance. > > Thanks, > > -Josh > > -- >I will attempt to clarify what I'm searching for. I'm interested in
vagrant using foreman as a provider for the vagrant definition of
"provider". I.e., vagrant calling the foreman API as opposed to foreman
invoking vagrant as a compute resource.
For EC2 the equivalent would be vagrant-aws. E.g.,
vagrant up --provider=aws
-Josh
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-- On 04/30/2015 03:26 PM, Corey Osman wrote: > I have used foreman hooks to execute vagrant commands which worked quite > well. > > Below is a a small piece of my destroy hook. > > output=`scl enable ruby193 'bundle exec vagrant destroy #{hostname}' 2>&1` > > On Thursday, April 30, 2015 at 10:06:30 AM UTC-7, Joshua Hoblitt wrote: >> >> Does anyone know of a vagrant provider for foreman, preferably using >> apipie bindings? Most of what google/github turns up on the subject are >> example Vagrantfiles for standing up a foreman instance. >> >> Thanks, >> >> -Josh >> >> -- >> >Hi Joshua,
Have you found it?
I have Foreman to create hosts in vSphere. I can use the vagrant-vsphere
provider to create hosts directly but they are not in Foreman. So, I'm
looking for the same plugin provider to create the hosts in vSphere thru
Foreman.
Thanks,
Johandry