Run the msi file downloaded in the previous step:Īnd click your way through the simple, straightforward and well known steps:Īfter clicking finish – the installation is complete.Ī little unfortunate: you have to restart your system for the installation to be really done:Īfter the restart, you can verify the success of installing Vagrant by opening a command line and typing: vagrant -v:ĭownload the VirtualBox installer from – the latest version at the time of writing is 4.3.1.4. Install Vagrant on your local file system Download Vagrantĭownload the installer for Vagrant from (the latest version at the time of writing is 1.6.3)įor Windows this is a simple Windows installer (154 MB):Ģ. The steps are (described for Windows 7 – but basically the same on any platform): 1. Not about what has gone into the scripts and tools we indirectly make use of. Following the shortest route to a running VM – that is all we care about. However, if you do not need to go into the mechanics, and just want to get going as quickly as possible with a VM with said contents, the article you are reading now is what you need. If you want to learn a little more about Vagrant and Puppet, that might be an interesting read. In a previous article I have explained in quite a bit of detail how to create the Vagrant and Puppet scripts for stamping out a Virtual Box VM with Oracle Database XE 11gR2 and JDeveloper 12.1.3 (with ADF 12.1.3) on top of Ubuntu (64bit Linux).
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