It will optionally run the extra provisioners (Ansible playbooks), if any are defined.

This is a dirty hack to get EL7 VM's to start the private network, which is doesn't always do. The base provisioner will also restart the network stack on the hosts using: service network restart.A base provisioner builds the DNS config using dnsmasq and enable ntp.

An Ansible inventory (called inventory) is generated, which is later used by the provisioners.Vagrantfile - builds the VM's as per the configuration in hosts.yml.hosts.yml - contains the configuration for the VM's (cpu,ram,disks,ip) that feeds the Vagrantfile.If another box is used and ansible can not be installed for whatever reason, the VM's will still be created, it's just that the DNS part will not be configured. If any of these boxes are used:, Ansible is already installed. If that doesn't work you'll have to install it manually. If it is not installed Vagrant will try to install it. It uses the vagrant ansible_local provisioner, meaning that Ansible needs to be installed in the box you're using. It integrates with, but if all that is needed is to create VM's, the basic Vagrant config works very well for that. This project is built with Ansible & Oracle in mind, but it is not limited to just that.

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