Vagrant 2.4.1

Vagrant is an open-source software that allows users to create and manage virtual development environments. It automates the process of setting up and configuring virtual machines to match the exact specifications needed for a project, and provides a consistent environment for all team members to work on.

Using Vagrant, developers can choose from a wide variety of pre-made "boxes" (also known as base images) that already have a full Operating System and other tools installed. They can also customize these boxes with specific settings and software that are required for their project.

Vagrant manages the lifecycle of a virtual machine, from creation to destruction. Users can start, stop, suspend or resume their virtual environment easily through the command line. Vagrant can also provision the virtual machine with additional software, configure network settings or even run tests automatically.

Developers can use Vagrant with a variety of virtualization technologies like VirtualBox, VMware, Hyper-V or Docker. Vagrant abstracts away the complexities of these tools and provides a simple yet powerful interface to manage them.

Vagrant is widely used by developers and companies around the world, from startups to large enterprises. It helps them reduce development time, increase productivity and minimize discrepancies between environments. Vagrant is free and open source software released under the MIT license.

• Vagrant automates the setup and configuration of virtual development environments
• Developers can choose from pre-made "boxes" or customize them as needed
• Vagrant manages the lifecycle of a virtual machine from creation to destruction
• Vagrant supports VirtualBox, VMware, Hyper-V or Docker as virtualization technologies
• Vagrant helps reduce development time, increase productivity and minimize discrepancies between environments
• Vagrant is free and open source software released under the MIT license