In order to avoid errors if the vmdk file exists (created by the createmedium task) We’ll need to add a small check condition before creating it: file_to_disk = "mydisk. V.customize [ "storageattach", "myvm", "-storagectl", V.customize [ "createmedium", "disk", "-filename", "mydisk.vmdk", Let’s transform these commands to v.costumize actions: config.vm.provider "virtualbox" do |v| Vagrant can use either the free VirtualBox provider or the commercial VMware provider. port 1 -device 0 -type hdd -medium mydisk.vmdk VirtualBox - Run nearly any operating system on a single machine and to freely. Next attach the newly created disk to the existing controller: $ VBoxManage storageattach myvm -storagectl IDE Controller \ Vagrant - A tool for building and distributing development environments. We want to create a 10GB disk, so we’ll need to the the following action: $ VBoxManage createmedium disk -filename mydisk.vmdk -format vmdk \ On this specific setting we are telling virtualbox to update the cpuexecutioncap to 50, pretty easy right?
If we search a little bit the Vagrant doc we’ll find that we can use that utility in a quite easy way: config.vm.provider "virtualbox" do |v| Vagrant with VirtualBox provider Fedora Developer Portal Create reproducible and portable development environments that can be easily shared in your team. Well we all know that VirtualBox as an utility called VBoxManage which allows us to do a lot of actions on our existing virtualbox virtual machine and in fact Vagrant explores this utility a lot when it needs to specify all the vm settings (like for example specify network addresses, and so on).
On the other day someone asked me how to add extra disks to an existing vagrant box using the VirtualBox provider.
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