Hi guys, it just might be me, but clicking the AMI from http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/locator/ec2/ is broken to me. So I just did it via the normal Create Instance Wizard.
I just though some people might have the same issue.
Sorry if my markdown for links is screwed up, I went by the examples, since I'm used to the `[]()` traditional one.
Cheers.
- Remove the overrides config.vm.box and config.vm.box_url and use
the same values for all providers.
- Use the same private key path for all providers. It is still possible
to set a different private key path through the environment variable
SSH_PRIVKEY_PATH if desired (your AWS key may be different from your
Virtualbox key).
- Allow the environment variable AWS_INSTANCE_TYPE to specify the
instance type of instead of hard coding the AWS instance type as
't1.micro'. 't1.micro' is still the default if unspecified.
- Use the same environment variables for keys as the Amazon provided EC2
API tools. This allows people who already have the EC2 tools set up
correctly to use 'vagrant up' with less environment configuration
than before.
- Rewrite the provisioning code. The goal is to be idempotent and to
correctly install docker for all providers instead of just virtualbox.
It will conditionally install the virtualbox guest additions if
virtualbox is the provider.
- Update the AWS install documentation to reflect the changes.
Added further information regarding how to access BIOS menus on Windows machines (laptops). My laptop required restarting to find the options and this information will undoubtedly help other users.
* don't mention outdated PPA that Vagrantfile doesn't use
* point to official Ubuntu installation instructions that Vagrant appears to be following; should be future proof
We're officially a first-class Gentoo citizen now, which is very exciting. Many thanks to @gregkh for helping us get here.
I started just adapting sections of language in this document, and realized several bits needed to just be rewritten entirely to be more clear.
Changed "You need to enable namespaces and cgroups, to the extend of what is needed to run LXC containers" to "You need to enable namespaces and cgroups, to the extent of what is needed to run LXC containers"
Solomon Hykes