Creating an Oracle Database Vagrant boxĪfter you have setup VirtualBox and Vagrant in your environment successfully you can now go ahead and create an Oracle Database Vagrant box. Likewise, you can find the Vagrant installer on the Vagrant Downloads page. You can find the VirtualBox installation instructions in the VirtualBox Installation documentation. I’m not going to cover the VirtualBox nor Vagrant setup as those are really simple but also depend on the platform you are using.
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The Vagrant configuration files from GitHub, you can download or clone the repository.
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The Oracle install zip files, you can download them from the Oracle Technology Network.Oracle VirtualBox installed on your machine.With Vagrant, you can now provision an Oracle database inside VirtualBox in a matter of a couple of simple steps. If you have ever setup an Oracle database inside a VirtualBox VM, whether it is as your sandbox environment, to explore Oracle database, or to use it as a full-on development environment, things have just gotten a lot easier for you.
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ĬentOS 6.5 x86_64 ĬentOS 6.5 i386 Minimal (VirtualBox Guest Additions 4.2.16, Chef 11.6.0, Puppet 3.2.3)ĬentOS 6.7 i386 Minimal (VirtualBox Guest Additions 4.3.26)ĭebian 6 Squeeze 圆4 configured according to documentationĭebian Squeeze 6.0.6 32 - Vanilla (No Ruby, no puppet, only Chef 10.14 from omnibus installer)ĭebian squeeze 64 (French (Swiss) keyboard layout)ĭebian Squeeze amd64 (with Puppet, Chef and VirtualBox 4.2.1)ĭebian Squeeze amd64 (with VirtualBox 4.2.4)ĭebian Squeeze amd64 (Chef 10.24.4, Puppet 3.1.1, VirtualBox 4.2.12)ĭebian Squeeze i386 6.0.7 (Chef 10.18.2, Puppet 2.6.2, VirtualBox 4.2.6, nfs-common 1.2.2)ĭebian Squeeze 6.0.7 amd64 (french) with Puppet 3.1.1, Chef 11.4.0 and VirtualBox 4.2.12, built with Veewee 0.3.7 (0)ĭebian Squeeze amd64 (Puppet 3.2.3, LXC, 2013.07.Oracle recently launched a new GitHub repository for providing people with Oracle software inside Vagrant boxes. GovReady™ CentOS 6.5 x86_64 pre-hardened FISMA "server" profile. OpenBSD 5.4 64-bit + Chef 11.8.2 (150GB HDD)Īegir-up Aegir (Debian Squeeze 6.0.4 64-bit)Īegir-up Debian (Debian Squeeze 6.0.4 64-bit)Īegir-up LAMP (Debian Squeeze 6.0.4 64-bit)ĪppScale 1.12.0 (Ubuntu Precise 12.04 64-bit)Īrch Linux 64 () - Chef 11.6.0 from gem, Ruby from pacmanĬentOS 5.6 64 Packages (puppet 2.6.10 & chef 0.10.6 from RPM, VirtualBox 4.2.0)ĬentOS 5.8 x86_64 minimal + guest additions, puppet, chefĬentOS 5.9 x86_64 minimal + guest additions, puppet, chefĬentOS 5.10 x86_64 Base, VMware Tools, Chef 11.6 (Omnibus), Puppet 3.3.2 (Vendor repo)ĬentOS 2.6 i386.box (minimal, guest additions)ĬentOS 6.3 x86_64 + Chef 10.14.2 + VirtualBox 4.1.22 (with guest additions)ĬentOS 6.4 i386 Minimal (VirtualBox Guest Additions 4.3.2, Chef 11.8.0, Puppet 3.3.1)ĬentOS 6.4 x86_64 Minimal (VirtualBox Guest Additions 4.3.2, Chef 11.8.0, Puppet 3.3.1)ĬentOS 6.4 x86_64 Minimal VMware Fusion (VMware Tools, Chef 11.4.0, Puppet 3.1.1)ĬentOS 6.5 x86_64 with 50G dynamic disk for Docker work. To use the available boxes just replace ĭebian Jessie 8.1.0 Release 圆4 (Minimal, Guest Additions 4.3.26)ĬentOS 7.0 圆4 (Minimal, VirtualBox Guest Additions 4.3.28, Puppet 3.8.1 - see here for more infos)ĬentOS 6.6 圆4 (Minimal, VirtualBox Guest Additions, Puppet 3.7.5 - see here for more infos)ĬentOS 7 圆4 (Minimal, Shrinked, Guest Additions 4.3.26) (Monthly updates)ĬentOS 7.2 圆4 (Minimal, Puppet 4.2.3, Guest Additions 4.3.30)ĬentOS 6.7 圆4 (Minimal, Puppet 4.2.3, Guest Additions 4.3.30)ĭebian Jessie 8.0 Release 圆4 (Minimal, Shrinked, Guest Additions 4.3.26)ĭebian 8.1 圆4 (LXC, Puppet 3.7.2, Guest Additions 4.3.28)ĭebian Jessie 8.0 RC2 64-bit (Mininimal, Shrinked + Guest Additions 4.3.24 + Puppet 3.7.2)ĭebian 7.3.0 64-bit Puppet 3.4.1 (Vagrant 1.4.0) Suggest a Boxĭo you know of another base box? Send a pull request and we'll add it to the list below.
These standard templates are called base boxes, and this website is simply a list of boxes people have been nice enough to make publicly available. With a simple vagrant up you can be working in a clean environment based on a standard template. Vagrant is an amazing tool for managing virtual machines via a simple to use command line interface.
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