This is a provider plugin for vagrant. The provider integrates OpenVZ with the normal actions associated with vagrant including: up, ssh, halt, destroy.

Successfully used in combination with the following vagrant plugins:

• vagrant-omnibus
• agrant-berkshelf

• Centos 6.4
• Others may work, though usability unknown as of now.

The plugin requires that you openvz and vagrant be installed. Then run the following from the command line which will install it from rubygems.org:

vagrant plugin install vagrant-openvz

Boxes are bare bones and currently depend on the templates provided by OpenVZ. You can download the one tested box from "box/centos-6-x86_64/centos-6-x86_64.box" in this source repository, however on first usage the actual template for the box will be downloaded through openvz. Subsequent usages will use the cached template. This means that the second and subsequent usages will be significantly faster.

1. Download the source code (if your going to contribute see next section)
2. Install bundler
3. Navigate to the downloaded source code, and within the same folder as the "Gemfile" file run "bundle" to get depedencies.

• Book: Vagrant, up and running; Chapter 7; Section "Plugi-In Development Basics"

During development on Centos 6(.4), in order to use: "bundle exec vagrant box add" I had to download the latest version of vagrant. Track down "bsdtar" and put it in a new folder, then add the folder path to the PATH. Then export it. This way the functionality would work properly.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

• OpenVZ focused: Virtual Ethernet devices.
• Vagrant focused: Port Forwarding.
• Vagrant focuused: Improve usage of env[:ui] logging.
• Vagrant focused: Tokenize all hardcoded text.

Two other code bases were studied during the creation of this plugin:

• mitchellh/vagrant
• fgrehm/vagrant-lxc