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Vagrant: on demand virtual machines for every day use
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Vagrant: on demand virtual machines for every day use Vagrant is a command line tools which allow you to create, manage, script, and share VMs with a single command. In this talk we will quickly demo: * share a ready to use development environment. Example for Mediawiki development, Datascience, Crosscompilation for Atari ST * how to use Vagrant to deploy VMs to a cloud platform cf https://github.com/telcat/vagrant-proxmox
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