I always tried to access my home network shares from outside (at work i.e.) under windows. After trying many different solutions I found win-sshfs. In short: It adds a network drive to your local windows system. Transport, security etc. is done via ssh. A Manager lets you config the access data:
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Packer is easy to use and automates the creation of any type of machine image.
packer.io seems to be a very nice and slim tool to do provisioning of VMs for different cloud solution providers. You can also test your VMs locally via VirtualBox or VMWare.
After some time a restarted playing around with my private vagrant setup when i came across this message, after trying to “up” my machines:
Your VM has become “inaccessible.”
So my setup is broken and I had to repair the machines. Luckily this is very easy:
$ vboxmanage list vms
"<inaccessible>" {652819f9-a4c4-4b18-b7e0-ea8e8bcec828}
There you can see the inaccessible vm and its id. Just unregister it and vagrant will be able to bring up your system from scratch.
$ vboxmanage unregistervm 652819f9-a4c4-4b18-b7e0-ea8e8bcec828
$ vagrant up
Bringing machine 'centos' up with 'virtualbox' provider...
[centos] Importing base box 'centos'...